Frank J. Schroeder
Frank Schroeder is an OS/2 developer who has worked on various OS/2 components including the OS/2 parallel port device driver, the virtual parallel port device driver, the CD-ROM installable file system, the virtual CD-ROM device driver, and the advanced power management device driver. His contributions to OS/2 include DMA parallel port support, parallel port sharing, MSCDEX CD-ROM support, and the 32-bit APM enhancements.
Articles
- An Accurate Software Delay for OS/2 Device Drivers by Frank J. Schroeder and Allen Wynn (Aug 1995)
- Making Your OS/2 Device Driver APM-Aware (Sep 1994)
- Sharing the Parallel Port (Jun 1994)
Publications
- DOS Application Printing: Understanding the Differences Under OS/2 - IBM OS/2 Developer Vol. 4 No. 3
- Frank J. Schroeder; Rick M. Efruss: CD-ROM Support in OS/2 2.1 - IBM OS/2 Developer Vol. 5 No. 3
- Converting Real Addresses to Virtual Addresses in OS/2 2.x - IBM OS/2 Developer Vol. 5 No. 4