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May 01, 1996
Direct Port I/O and Windows NT

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Dale Roberts
As powerful as it is, Windows NT isn't designed to let application programs directly access system hardware--and for good reason. Sometimes access can come in handy, however, and Dale gives you the tools for direct, user-mode port I/O.
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