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Senem Beken
Hello all,
I'm working on a Windows XP driver that works on a multiprocessor
machine. I have two development environments: a single processor
machine and a dual core machine. On both machines, I have the version
6000 of the DDK installed. I am using the DDK build tool for the
compilation of my sources.
The question I have is: when I compile on the single processor
machine, the binary file I get behaves different than the one I get as
a result of the compilation on the dual core machine. Is there a
difference in the behaviour of the build tool? I searched in the MSDN
and in the Google groups but could not find anything.
Thank you very much for your help in advance,
Kind regards,
Senem
I'm working on a Windows XP driver that works on a multiprocessor
machine. I have two development environments: a single processor
machine and a dual core machine. On both machines, I have the version
6000 of the DDK installed. I am using the DDK build tool for the
compilation of my sources.
The question I have is: when I compile on the single processor
machine, the binary file I get behaves different than the one I get as
a result of the compilation on the dual core machine. Is there a
difference in the behaviour of the build tool? I searched in the MSDN
and in the Google groups but could not find anything.
Thank you very much for your help in advance,
Kind regards,
Senem