Entech Announces TVicPort Freeware No Need to Pay for Direct Hardware Access Anymore

EnTech announces TVicPort as a freeware. TVicPort provides direct port I/O and physcial memory access, advanced LPT and IDE HDDs support. Many test examples written in Delphi, Visual Basic and MSVC will be a great start.

Taipei, Taiwan (PRWEB) January 11, 2006 -- Almost all programmers involved in hardware programming face the same questions: How can I communicate directly with hardware ports? PC hardware I/O registers? Physical memory?

Device driver writers are usually scaring hardware developers with severe difficulties they meet while writing their own specific device driver. That's partly a truth. But in most cases it's no real need for a comprehensive and a high-cost solution.

So-called "generic device drivers" may greatly help on working with PC hardware. TVicPort works from all Windows operating systems, even from Windows XP 64 bit. Since Entech's main field is supporting custom PnP USB/PCI devices, TVicPort is offered as a freeware.

This handy toolkit provides plenty of functionality: direct port I/O and physcial memory access, advanced LPT and IDE HDDs support. Many test examples written in Delphi, Visual Basic and MSVC will be a comfortable start for a hardware or software developer.

About EnTech Taiwan

EnTech Taiwan has been developing award-winning software solutions for graphics cards and monitors for over 10 years. The company licenses its technology to a broad range of industries, including Fortune 500 corporations, universities and government organizations, as well as leading companies in the fields of biotech, display imaging, energy, consumer electronics, communications and semiconductors. EnTech Taiwan’s comprehensive array of world class utilities, libraries and toolkits are widely recognized for their ability to cost-reduce operations while enhancing value.

For more information on how to get free and fast control over your hardware from Windows 32 and Windows 64 applications, visit http://www.entechtaiwan.com/dev/port/index.shtm

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