Looking to learn writing a NDIS or TDI driver [closed] - device-driver

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Can anyone possibly suggest a good book which steps through the development of such a driver written in C? I'm looking for a book which is good for beginners. If there is an online resource on how to do this which explains the process from ground up it would be greatly appreciated.

For NDIS, the best way to start is to look at the Microsoft-provided sample drivers: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff568374(v=VS.85).aspx
This page has a list of drivers, you can pick one similar to your needs.

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Rise4Fun.com is down. How else can I get documentation for Z3? [closed]

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I have a project that's supposed to be using Z3 but the docs are all on Rise4Fun.com which has been down since Friday. I can't find any information at all about why it is down, if it will be back up, or where other docs might be stored. Does anyone have any information?
Github site has some docs, including the APIs: https://github.com/Z3Prover/z3/wiki/Documentation
But you're right; without Rise4Fun, the interactive system isn't available anywhere else so far as I know.

Highly recommended Swift course that focuses particularly on touch (ideally video course)? [closed]

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Does anyone recommend a course on Swift that deals a lot with touch instead of the usual logic? If this type of question doesn't belong here, let me know. I know most questions here involve fixing specific code, but I figure this would be good for people to find as well.
Thanks in advance!
If you got an iPad and if you are new to programming I think "Swift Playgrounds", which ships with iOS 10 is pretty awesome and fun.
If you already know how to program look at this:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/course/developing-ios-9-apps-swift/id1104579961
It's free and awesome ;).

Beginner guide for Activiti BPM? [closed]

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I'm a beginner to Activiti BPM can any one suggest a good website(/Video) for configure and learn it..?
I remember there were a book from Manning I think.
Yes, this one
Activity in Action
You can also check this book "Activiti 5.x Business Process Management Beginner's Guide".

c# sample code for floating license server using rhino-licensing [closed]

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I am trying to develop a licensing system using Rhino-Licensing but there is practically nothing available in terms of sample code or instructions for a floating license server and corresponding code on the client side. Could anyone post some hints?
Thanks.
I am not sure if you have taken look on Github project, its having test cases which you can take a look and implement it
https://github.com/hibernating-rhinos/rhino-licensing/
Also
http://www.jagregory.com/writings/rhino-licensing/
I found this one helpful, check it out:
http://patrick.lioi.net/2013/01/08/whittling-rhino-licensing/

Are there any good documents for mongo_mapper? [closed]

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After some searches, I found the documentation of mongo_mapper is poor.
There is only a short readme on GitHub, only one article in http://mongomapper.com, and just a list of classes in the RDoc.
I know there is a good screencast at http://railscast.com, but I want some more good documents about how to using mongo_mapper.
Are there any?
The author of MongoMapper, John Nunemaker, writes about it quite a lot on his blog.
I've used Mongoid, and been pretty happy with the documentation and community support. If you are just researching, you may check it out before deciging.

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