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Overview of the PCMCIA bus drivers technology.
To develop PCMCIA bus drivers, you need these headers:
For the programming guide, see PCMCIA bus drivers.
IOCTLs
| IOCTL_GET_TUPLE_DATA This request retrieves tuple data that is stored in a PC Card's or CardBus card's attribute memory. |
| IOCTL_SOCKET_INFORMATION This request retrieves socket information for the socket that is indicated by the caller. |
Enumerations
| PCMCIA_CONTROLLER_CLASS The PCMCIA_CONTROLLER_CLASS enumeration lists the different sorts of PC Card and CardBus controllers. |
Functions
| PCMCIA_IS_WRITE_PROTECTED The PCMCIA_IS_WRITE_PROTECTED interface routine returns the write-protect condition of a PCMCIA memory card. |
| PCMCIA_MODIFY_MEMORY_WINDOW The PCMCIA_MODIFY_MEMORY_WINDOW interface routine sets the attributes of a memory window for a PCMCIA memory card. The memory window is mapped by the PCMCIA bus driver. |
| PCMCIA_SET_VPP The PCMCIA_SET_VPP interface routine sets the power level of the Vpp PCMCIA pin (secondary power source). |
Structures
| PCMCIA_INTERFACE_STANDARD The PCMCIA bus driver makes the PCMCIA_INTERFACE_STANDARD interface available to PCMCIA memory card drivers in order to allow them to make direct calls to the bus driver without allocating IRPs. |
| PCMCIA_SOCKET_INFORMATION The PCMCIA_SOCKET_INFORMATION structure is used in conjunction with the IOCTL_SOCKET_INFORMATION request to retrieve socket configuration and state data. |
| TUPLE_REQUEST The TUPLE_REQUEST structure is used in conjunction with the IOCTL_GET_TUPLE_DATA request to retrieve tuple data from a PC Card's or CardBus card's attribute memory. |