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# Direct3D Runtime Functions Called by User-Mode Display Drivers

This topic lists the functions that the Microsoft Direct3D runtime supplies to the user-mode display driver. These include the Direct3D runtime kernel-services accessing functions and the Direct3D runtime version 10 and 11 functions. Theses functions are part of the user-mode Direct3D display driver interfaces that the operating system implements through the Direct3D runtime.
This topic lists the functions that the Microsoft Direct3D runtime supplies to the user-mode display driver. These include the Direct3D runtime kernel-services accessing functions and the Direct3D runtime version 10 and 11 functions. These functions are part of the user-mode Direct3D display driver interfaces that the operating system implements through the Direct3D runtime.

## Direct3D Runtime Kernel-Services Accessing Functions

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[!include[UMDF 1 Deprecation](../includes/umdf-1-deprecation.md)]

The User-Mode Driver Framework (UMDF) is composed of a set of cooperating objects. The UMDF creates and manages a series of objects exposed to the user-mode device driver. Some of theses objects are created by the UMDF in response to application-triggered actions, such as an I/O request, while other UMDF objects are created when the driver calls UMDF interface methods. For example, to create an I/O queue object, the driver calls the [**IWDFDevice::CreateIoQueue**](/windows-hardware/drivers/ddi/wudfddi/nf-wudfddi-iwdfdevice-createioqueue) method.
The User-Mode Driver Framework (UMDF) is composed of a set of cooperating objects. The UMDF creates and manages a series of objects exposed to the user-mode device driver. Some of these objects are created by the UMDF in response to application-triggered actions, such as an I/O request, while other UMDF objects are created when the driver calls UMDF interface methods. For example, to create an I/O queue object, the driver calls the [**IWDFDevice::CreateIoQueue**](/windows-hardware/drivers/ddi/wudfddi/nf-wudfddi-iwdfdevice-createioqueue) method.

The following topics describe the core framework objects, the subset of the Component Object Model (COM) on which they are based, and the UMDF DDI programming model:

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