DDK

Short for driver development kit, a DDK is a set of programs and files that can create or update both software or hardware drivers. They usually include sample drivers, a debugging utility, source code, testing tools, and a compiler.

Driver development kits are mostly utilized by software developers and device manufacturers. While most DDKs may be downloaded directly from manufacturers, some must be purchased from a third-party.

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