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| A '''driver wrapper''' is a [[Wrapper function|subroutine in a software library]] that functions as an [[adapter pattern|adapter]] between an [[operating system]] and a driver, such as a [[device driver]], that was not designed for that operating system. It can enable the use of devices for which no drivers for the particular operating system are available. In particular, {{As of|2010|lc=on}} [[Microsoft Windows]] is the dominant family of operating systems for [[IBM PC compatible]] computers, and many devices are supplied with drivers for Windows but not other operating systems. | A '''driver wrapper''' is a [[wrapper function|subroutine in a software library]] that functions as an [[adapter pattern|adapter]] between an [[operating system]] and a driver, such as a [[device driver]], that was not designed for that operating system. It can enable the use of devices for which no drivers for the particular operating system are available. In particular, {{as of|2010|lc=on}} [[Microsoft Windows]] is the dominant family of operating systems for [[IBM PC compatible]] computers, and many devices are supplied with drivers for Windows but not other operating systems. |
 | ==Windows driver wrappers for Linux== |
| COVERAGE OR ASSISTANCE | |
| Several open-source software projects allow using [[Microsoft Windows]] drivers under another operating system, such as [[Linux]]. |
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| ==Windows wrappers for Linux/2024. 04.30== |
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| Several open source software projects allow using [[Microsoft Windows]] drivers under another operating system, such as [[Linux]]. |
| Examples include network drivers for wireless cards (such as [[NDISwrapper]] for [[Linux]] or [[Project Evil]] for [[FreeBSD]]) and the [[NTFS]] [[file system]] (see [[Captive NTFS]]). | Examples include network drivers for wireless cards (such as [[NDISwrapper]] for [[Linux]] or [[Project Evil]] for [[FreeBSD]]) and the [[NTFS]] [[file system]] (see [[Captive NTFS]]). |
| The common thread among these examples is the use of ''wrapper'' technology, which allows execution of the drivers in a foreign environment. | The common thread among these examples is the use of ''wrapper'' technology, which allows execution of the drivers in a foreign environment. |
| Limitations for driver wrappers include the lack of an ability to function at real time. An example of this limitation includes latency problems as those associated with attempts to make compatible with [[Linux]] the ZoomR16 audio DAW sound recorder and control surface. | Limitations for driver wrappers include inability to function at real time. An example of this limitation includes latency problems as those associated with attempts to make compatible with [[Linux]] the ZoomR16 audio DAW sound recorder and control surface. |
| ==Ya see== | ==See also== |
| {{Wiktionary|wrapper}} | {{Wiktionary|wrapper}} |
| * [[Compatibility layer]] |
| * [[Wrapper function]] | |
| * [[Wrapper library]] | * [[Wrapper library]] |
| * [[Compatibility layer]] |
| ==References no. == | ==References== |
| {{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} |
| [[Category evice drivers]] |
| {{DEFAULTSORTriver Wrapper}} | |
| [[Category:Subroutines]] |
| [[Category:System software]] |
| {{Comp-sci-stub}} | {{Comp-sci-stub}} |
| [[Category:Subroutines]] |
| [[Categoryevice drivers]] |
| [[Category:System software]] |
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