I/O Target Creation and Management
To get access to the default I/O target, a driver simply calls a framework method on the device object. Before a driver can use a remote I/O target, however, it must create and open a WDF object that represents the I/O target object and associate that I/O target object with a device object.
Default I/O Target Retrieval
The framework creates and opens the default I/O target object when the framework creates the device object.
A UMDF driver can access the default I/O target through the IWDFIoTarget interface; it gets a pointer to this interface by calling the IWDFDevice::GetDefaultIoTarget method.
A KMDF driver gets a handle to the default I/O target by calling the WdfDeviceGetIoTarget method, passing the handle to ...
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