Python + ioctl + Windows HOWTO??
Javier
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Thu Oct 30 04:46:22 EST 2003
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Hi all!!
I'm trying to use Python to help in testing software for the Windows
Platform.
The sw we develop at the company I work for sets up quite a number of
"new" device drives in Windows, and as part of the testing process I'd
need to be able to "query" them about their state and suchlike. The
"interface" for doing so involves opening "device files" (of the form
\\.\Device\CDCrypto) and sending them ioctls to query their state.
I've been searching / googling for ioctl, and the only mentions I've
seen are to UNIX-specific modules such as fcntl. My question is, is it
possible to use similar functions / modules in windows? If so, how?
Thanks a lot
Javier
PS: Also, is there any "pre-built" "sw-testing" framework developed in
Python. I'm not refering to "unit testing" for Python code, but a way of
"plugging-on" tests and specifying dependencies so that I'd only have to
worry about what tests to write / how to test things.
Thank,s
JJJ
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