Micha Risling
Director of Customer Experience, Mobile Division
M-Systems (now part of SanDisk)
www.sandisk.com
Jason Mitchell
CENTURION SYSTEMS (PTY) LTD, South Africa
www.centsys.co.za/
Chris Wyse
Wind River Systems
USA
www.wrs.com
Don Doerres
don@broadreachengineering.com
Chief Software Engineer
Broad Reach Engineering
After only three days of development, we had a working driver and a kernel PlugIn for interrupts. The third-party libraries from QuickLogic and PLX further simplified the development process.
I attribute many of the improvements in our Toolkit directly to us now using WinDriver. Not only has our Toolkit improved, but it is now available under Linux and can be easily ported to VxWorks or Solaris. Since our adoption of WinDriver for our device drivers, we have found Jungo's level of technical support to be outstanding." Click here to read the Bittware case study.
David Hedstrom
Software Engineer
USA
BittWare, Inc.
I heard about your product from a friend of mine Scott Henderson at Raytheon in State College, Pa. who told me that your product was extremely helpful and a time saving way to directly talk to hardware on the PC104 bus.
Once again thanks for creating a wonderful addition to the programming world."
Robert Ceschini
Research Engineer
Penn State University/Applied Research Lab
USA
rjc@centreweb.com
I think we have reduced the costs of developing the driver by a factor of 5 to 10 !
I don't think I have ever found a software house with such professional and available support.
I have followed your hints and I now have a driver which performs very well (same performance as the one we have had under OS/2, which was written in assembler).
That is I have the same (or better) performance as under OS/2 and better than the other NT driver we had.
I finally think that "WinDriver" is a fantastic product which allows a non-driver specialist to write a professional driver."
Ivano Pellegrini
Landis & Staefa
Switzerland
http://www.landisgyr.com
The wizard was invaluable in helping us validate the PLX initialization in the serial EEPROM.
We used your driver code for about a week and decided to purchase it. The license fee was a trivial amount compared to what our own development effort would have been.
The demo was great, easy to use, and full featured. Your tech support was knowledgeable and easily accessed. The product is straightforward and does exactly what is advertised..."
Craig A Haller
Macraigor Systems
USA
http://www.macraigor.com
You guys have done an excellent job."
Martin Roosen
OEM SW Development
IBM Storage Systems Division
http://www.ibm.com
Brian Miglia
Raytheon Missile Systems
USA
bmiglia@west.raytheon.com
We first experimented with WinDriver after spending a considerable amount of time and money developing our own device driver.
After finding WinDriver I was completely surprised that I was able to get a completely functional system working in under 2 days including scatter/gather support.
We immediately purchased WinDriver and have never regretted that decision.
The support has been excellent and being able to quickly support Linux, Solaris and other operating environments is an added bonus."
Ken Owens
Boulder Instruments
USA
www.boulderinstruments.com
ken@boulderinstruments.com
Again, thanks for the product. It certainly lived up to our expectations and satisfied our requirements."
Tom Charlesworth
Alacron, Inc.
USA
http://www.alacron.com
Roy M. Silvernail
Software Engineer
Monroe Thomas
soundprint, Inc.
http://www.soundprint.com
Gerhard Wesser
DARC
http://www.darc-westfalen-sued.de/
Ruben Murphy
ruben_murphy@yahoo.com
University of Puerto Rico
"...I'd also like to put in a plug for WinDriver, from Jungo. I've used other products.
WinDriver is another VERY NICE solution for staying away from Driver Writing, while achieving
good performance results.
Handling interrupts with their help is a snap! It also handles the NT/Win9x problems pretty
efficiently."
Mike Augustis
DSP Tools
USA
http://www.dsptools.com
My first use of WinDriver was to write a console application running under Windows 2000 in order to adjust memory mapped registers of some video controllers present on the PCI bus. Off course the memory mapped registers were located around the 4Gb space. I started looking at Microsoft DDK and I was soon looking for an alternative. And Jungo had it. Within about 3 hours I had downloaded the demo, installed it and made an application that would access the memory mapped registers. All that was left to do is clean the code and put in command line option handling code."
Andre Courchesne
Software Designer
Kontron Canada Inc.
andre.courchesne@ca.kontron.com
http://www.kontron.com
We felt that we could easily make our project work without knowing too many details about how to talk to the hardware.
Thanks again for the support we received from your company."
Dong Zhao
Metromedia Technologies Inc
dzhao@mmtglobal.com
Matthew Cymbalak
Undergraduate
B.Eng (Computer Systems) / B.App.Sci (Computer Science)
RMIT University
Melbourne Australia
The user thread does a kp_call to unqueue the data. By reducing the delay between writes to the doorbell register, I was able to achieve bursts of 100,000 interrupts per second without loosing data.
When I first read your claim that this was possible, I was skeptical.
I am impressed."
Jim Brooks
Tektronix
Switzerland
James.R.Brooks@tek.com
"Our product uses a third-party USB cable. We decided that for our next release, we wanted to provide a driver with better performance that the driver shipped from the manufacturer. After spending some frustrating time trying to develop our own driver using the WinDDK, we scanned the market for ready-to-go USB solutions. It didn't take long to come up with a winner: We chose WinDriver and increased performance from 200 - 300%."
David Henrickson
CTO
Eisenworld
The support engineers are very kind and helpful. I've solved a lot of problems with their help."
Tay Shu Yih
Software Engineer
Micro Modular System (MMS)
www.mmsis.com
Nick IntVeldt
Patapsco Designs, Inc.
Peter Rogers
Design Engineer
Nallatech
p.rogers@nallatech.com
Jeff Zheng
Aitech
jeffz@aitech.com
Arkady Palarya
R&D Chief Software Engineer
LPT Technologies Ltd.
arkady@lpttech.com
Your technical support and documentation is very good. And I think the product is fantastic!"
Rob Chohan
HP San Diego
Rob_Chohan@hp.com
Bamdad Afra
Nuvation Labs
http://www.nuvation.com
Chris Boes
X-Rite New Business Development
http://www.xrite.com
Once built for Windows NT, our IDE driver also compiled under Linux!
Your Linux technical support team helped us to improve our kernel plug-in and achieve faster data transfers through the kernel buffers. Many thanks!"
Narcis Anghel
Sr. Test Software Engineer
Maxtor Corporation
I could not believe how easy it was to use Jungo's WinDriver USB. I have developed device drivers for embedded systems before, and I know how tedious and complicated device driver development can be. WinDriver made it simple to develop a USB device driver eliminating the need for knowledge of the WDM for Microsoft Windows 2000!"
Peter Cooper
Software Consultant for Medtronic Physio-Control
Redmond, WA
Bob Martin
Spectrum
BMartin@spectra-inc.com
When I started working my problem was that my knowledge of Linux (Unix) was very poor and the last time I programmed in C was about 6 years ago.
After I found and started working with WinDriver software (which included excellent documentation) I was able to get this card running in only a few days !!! "
Volker Schirra
Siemens
Germany
www.siemens.de
Volker.Schirra@erl9.siemens.de
Being a novice with regard to Linux it took me only 3 days to install Linux, Kylix (Delphi for Linux), WinDriver for Linux and to port my source code - and it just worked!"
Peter Thomsen
HW/SW Engineer
NetTest AS
Denmark
Anthony Copeland
Space Computer Corporation
Los Angeles, CA
"If it wasn't for WinDriver we would have to put one of our software engineers on the Windows USB driver project for 2 to 3 months, and after that we would have needed additional time to test it...and all this just to reinvent "the wheel". I think this product is more than worth the money spent on it."
Read the full case study.
Igor Sotosek
Senior Engineer
AGB Lab
I have been evaluating many driver development tools, such as Keil's Microvision, Microsoft Driver Development Kit and BSquare's WinDK. Of all these products, I have chosen yours as the best development tool."
Shawn Oles
University of Delaware
Software Engineering
It took us only 5 minutes to generate a set of USB code.
WinDriver enabled us to develop our software application with just a basic knowledge of USB, WDM and Microsoft DDK, allowing us to spend more time focusing on other parts of our project. "
The APTSRS Team
University of Waterloo
WinDriver in the APTSRS Project:
The
APTSRS team has designed and developed a satellite receiver system which connects to a PC
using the USB bus.
Jungo - WinDriver - developed USB driver allowed the PC to communicate with their satellite
receiver system.
I decided to use WinDriver since it is very simple to use."
Nir Michael
DSP Group
Nick Butts
Software Design Engineer
Phoenix International
nbutts@phoeintl.com
The automatic device driver code generation allowed us to maintain our ambitious schedule since I did not have to learn the details of the Windows environment.
It only took a few days to start talking to the card! "
Michelle Chen
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Michelle.Chen@jhuapl.edu
Lea Robson
Senior Research and Development Engineer
KeyMed Ltd
http://www.keymed.co.uk
I very quickly created a device driver for an ISA bus board we are developing, complete with interrupt handlers.
Without your tool, I would have still been learning how to use a DDK."
Dana Ford
Bae Systems'
USA
Dana.Ford@baesystems.com
Philippe
Stortek
http://www.stortek.com