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[CSRSRV]: Move the new process/thread management functions into new, dedicated files. Export some of the functions, so that win32csr can use them by linking to csrsrv. Last change needed for barebones user-mode shutdown support. svn path=/trunk/; revision=46052
2010-03-10 06:49:53 +00:00
@ stdcall CsrAddStaticServerThread(ptr ptr long)
[CSRSRV]: Port CsrCallServerFromServer (and hackplement a reactos-compatible implememntation) from CSRSRV2. [CSRSRV/CSRSRV2]: Fix CsrLockProcessByPid -- it was skipping the root process itself, so requests coming from a CSRSS-hosted DLL would fail (which is exactly what server-to-server depends on). [NTDLL]: Enable support for server-to-server calls! Server-to-server calls work now, and one of the multiple mapping hacks is gone. User32 and kernel32 still need a bit of fixes to get rid of the other hacks, though. Also, Perf++. svn path=/trunk/; revision=55677
2012-02-18 01:27:50 +00:00
@ stdcall CsrCallServerFromServer(ptr ptr)
[CSRSS]: Split off CSRSS into a more Windows-friendly model. CSRSS.EXE is simply a stub which loads CSRSRV.DLL, where all the actual code is present. [CSRSRV]: Mostly moved all the current CSRSS code into CSRSRV, with some very minor changes to get it workking. [CSRSRV]: Add some more code from Alex's CSRSRV, such as thread dereferencing/deallocation, hacked to work. [CSRSRV]: Make CsrTerminateProcess destroy each CSR thread in that process, otherwise we were always leaking a handle, so processes never died. Because of this, primary tokens would remain "in use", and when umpnpmgr attempted to do a "Create Process as User" for the second+ time, the call would fail since the token from the first process was still around. This fixed that regression from the mailing list. svn path=/trunk/; revision=46051
2010-03-10 04:59:39 +00:00
;@ stdcall CsrConnectToUser()
;@ stdcall CsrCreateProcess(ptr ptr ptr ptr long ptr)
[CSRSRV/KERNEL32]: Close the last big architectural known issue: we were not notifying CSRSRV of server threads within server-to-server situations. Port and fix CsrCreateRemoteThread from CSRSRV2, and call it from Kernel32 now when running inside the server itself. Also fix BaseProcessStart not to exit the whole process during an exception. At this point, other issues are unknown regressions. svn path=/trunk/; revision=55720
2012-02-19 20:09:49 +00:00
@ stdcall CsrCreateRemoteThread(ptr ptr)
[CSRSRV]: Move the new process/thread management functions into new, dedicated files. Export some of the functions, so that win32csr can use them by linking to csrsrv. Last change needed for barebones user-mode shutdown support. svn path=/trunk/; revision=46052
2010-03-10 06:49:53 +00:00
@ stdcall CsrCreateThread(ptr ptr ptr)
[CSRSS]: Split off CSRSS into a more Windows-friendly model. CSRSS.EXE is simply a stub which loads CSRSRV.DLL, where all the actual code is present. [CSRSRV]: Mostly moved all the current CSRSS code into CSRSRV, with some very minor changes to get it workking. [CSRSRV]: Add some more code from Alex's CSRSRV, such as thread dereferencing/deallocation, hacked to work. [CSRSRV]: Make CsrTerminateProcess destroy each CSR thread in that process, otherwise we were always leaking a handle, so processes never died. Because of this, primary tokens would remain "in use", and when umpnpmgr attempted to do a "Create Process as User" for the second+ time, the call would fail since the token from the first process was still around. This fixed that regression from the mailing list. svn path=/trunk/; revision=46051
2010-03-10 04:59:39 +00:00
;@ stdcall CsrCreateWait(ptr ptr ptr ptr ptr ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrDebugProcess(ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrDebugProcessStop(ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrDereferenceProcess(ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrDereferenceThread(ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrDereferenceWait(ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrDestroyProcess(ptr long)
;@ stdcall CsrDestroyThread(ptr)
[WIN32CSR/CSRSRV]: Make the outdated CSR_PLUGIN architecture as close to the CSR_SERVER_DLL architecture as possible for easier migration later. Main changes are return values/number of parameters, importing csrsrv functions instead of using a manual export table, and other similar small changes. Also, add win32csr.dll to the registry command-line for CSRSS, but still load it hard-coded for now. svn path=/trunk/; revision=55665
2012-02-17 05:15:13 +00:00
@ stdcall CsrEnumProcesses(ptr ptr) ; Temporary hack
[CSRSS]: Split off CSRSS into a more Windows-friendly model. CSRSS.EXE is simply a stub which loads CSRSRV.DLL, where all the actual code is present. [CSRSRV]: Mostly moved all the current CSRSS code into CSRSRV, with some very minor changes to get it workking. [CSRSRV]: Add some more code from Alex's CSRSRV, such as thread dereferencing/deallocation, hacked to work. [CSRSRV]: Make CsrTerminateProcess destroy each CSR thread in that process, otherwise we were always leaking a handle, so processes never died. Because of this, primary tokens would remain "in use", and when umpnpmgr attempted to do a "Create Process as User" for the second+ time, the call would fail since the token from the first process was still around. This fixed that regression from the mailing list. svn path=/trunk/; revision=46051
2010-03-10 04:59:39 +00:00
;@ stdcall CsrExecServerThread(ptr long)
[CSRSRV]: Move the new process/thread management functions into new, dedicated files. Export some of the functions, so that win32csr can use them by linking to csrsrv. Last change needed for barebones user-mode shutdown support. svn path=/trunk/; revision=46052
2010-03-10 06:49:53 +00:00
@ stdcall CsrGetProcessLuid(ptr ptr)
@ stdcall CsrImpersonateClient(ptr)
@ stdcall CsrLockProcessByClientId(ptr ptr)
[CSRSS]: Split off CSRSS into a more Windows-friendly model. CSRSS.EXE is simply a stub which loads CSRSRV.DLL, where all the actual code is present. [CSRSRV]: Mostly moved all the current CSRSS code into CSRSRV, with some very minor changes to get it workking. [CSRSRV]: Add some more code from Alex's CSRSRV, such as thread dereferencing/deallocation, hacked to work. [CSRSRV]: Make CsrTerminateProcess destroy each CSR thread in that process, otherwise we were always leaking a handle, so processes never died. Because of this, primary tokens would remain "in use", and when umpnpmgr attempted to do a "Create Process as User" for the second+ time, the call would fail since the token from the first process was still around. This fixed that regression from the mailing list. svn path=/trunk/; revision=46051
2010-03-10 04:59:39 +00:00
;@ stdcall CsrLockThreadByClientId(ptr ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrMoveSatisfiedWait(ptr ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrNotifyWait(ptr long ptr ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrPopulateDosDevices()
;@ stdcall CsrQueryApiPort()
;@ stdcall CsrReferenceThread(ptr)
[CSRSRV]: Move the new process/thread management functions into new, dedicated files. Export some of the functions, so that win32csr can use them by linking to csrsrv. Last change needed for barebones user-mode shutdown support. svn path=/trunk/; revision=46052
2010-03-10 06:49:53 +00:00
@ stdcall CsrRevertToSelf()
[CSRSS]: Split off CSRSS into a more Windows-friendly model. CSRSS.EXE is simply a stub which loads CSRSRV.DLL, where all the actual code is present. [CSRSRV]: Mostly moved all the current CSRSS code into CSRSRV, with some very minor changes to get it workking. [CSRSRV]: Add some more code from Alex's CSRSRV, such as thread dereferencing/deallocation, hacked to work. [CSRSRV]: Make CsrTerminateProcess destroy each CSR thread in that process, otherwise we were always leaking a handle, so processes never died. Because of this, primary tokens would remain "in use", and when umpnpmgr attempted to do a "Create Process as User" for the second+ time, the call would fail since the token from the first process was still around. This fixed that regression from the mailing list. svn path=/trunk/; revision=46051
2010-03-10 04:59:39 +00:00
@ stdcall CsrServerInitialization(long ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrSetBackgroundPriority(ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrSetCallingSpooler(long)
;@ stdcall CsrSetForegroundPriority(ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrShutdownProcesses(ptr long)
;@ stdcall CsrUnhandledExceptionFilter(ptr)
[CSRSRV]: Move the new process/thread management functions into new, dedicated files. Export some of the functions, so that win32csr can use them by linking to csrsrv. Last change needed for barebones user-mode shutdown support. svn path=/trunk/; revision=46052
2010-03-10 06:49:53 +00:00
@ stdcall CsrUnlockProcess(ptr)
[CSRSS]: Split off CSRSS into a more Windows-friendly model. CSRSS.EXE is simply a stub which loads CSRSRV.DLL, where all the actual code is present. [CSRSRV]: Mostly moved all the current CSRSS code into CSRSRV, with some very minor changes to get it workking. [CSRSRV]: Add some more code from Alex's CSRSRV, such as thread dereferencing/deallocation, hacked to work. [CSRSRV]: Make CsrTerminateProcess destroy each CSR thread in that process, otherwise we were always leaking a handle, so processes never died. Because of this, primary tokens would remain "in use", and when umpnpmgr attempted to do a "Create Process as User" for the second+ time, the call would fail since the token from the first process was still around. This fixed that regression from the mailing list. svn path=/trunk/; revision=46051
2010-03-10 04:59:39 +00:00
;@ stdcall CsrUnlockThread(ptr)
;@ stdcall CsrValidateMessageBuffer(ptr ptr long long)
;@ stdcall CsrValidateMessageString(ptr ptr)
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