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Windows Operating System
March 2013
You can perform configuration from a custom installation program
by writing a program that runs install with the -c option, or by
writing a program that calls the Dialogic-provided installation
functions, described below, that can be compiled and linked into the
program.
Only write custom installation programs using one of these two
mechanisms. Do not write them by directly including and/or
modifying any of the supplied source or by writing new code to
perform the same underlying system actions. Compatibility with
installation functions for later versions cannot be guaranteed, but
the up-to-date usage of the functions will always be documented.
All files referred to are in the
brooktrout\boston\driver\winnt\install directory. To use these
functions, the custom program must include instlib.obj and
pnplib.obj. The object files must be linked with the custom program.
Install.c is a particular example of a program that is compiled and
linked in this way.
Note: To build a custom program with these object files requires the
Windows DDK (2000 or higher).
An exhaustive description of the function parameters is not supplied
here. Use the Windows driver configuration and the install.c
program as guides (see
page
86).
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