Treibertrennung
Treibertrennung, a German term often translated as "driver separation" or "driver decoupling," refers to a technique in software development and system administration. Its core principle is to isolate the control logic of a hardware device from the user-level applications or operating system services that utilize it. This separation aims to enhance stability, security, and maintainability.
In a typical scenario, a driver acts as an intermediary between hardware and software. Treibertrennung seeks
This modular approach offers several advantages. If a problem arises within the low-level hardware interaction, it