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[LOCALSPL] Tests show that the Print Provider functions are less forgiving and expect winspool.drv and spoolss.dll to perform the necessary sanity checks. Also they don't default to the current environment if none was supplied as pEnvironment. Change our functions accordingly to pass the tests. [LOCALSPL_APITEST] Add a test to prove that spoolss.dll isn't just a forwarder, but also performs some sanity checks even though winspool.drv and localspl.dll also do. This rather belongs to spoolss_apitest. But it needs to be tested inside the Spooler Server Process and it's not worth it to copy all the DLL injection code to spoolss_apitest just for a single test. [SPOOLSS] Check for an invalid buffer in GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. [WINSPOOL] * Check the level before the RPC call in GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. * Supply our current environment if the caller didn't give any in EnumPrintProcessorsW and GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. * Implement GetPrintProcessorDirectoryA. [WINSPOOL_APITEST] Prove that pcbNeeded isn't touched when calling GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW with an invalid level. ReactOS now passes all API tests for GetPrintProcessorDirectoryA and GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. These tests also cover all known behaviors of both functions. CORE-12399 svn path=/trunk/; revision=73373
2016-11-24 19:24:27 +00:00
/*
* PROJECT: ReactOS Printing Include files
[PRINTING] [SKIPLIST] Use the new header with SPDX license identifier and relicense the entire Printing Stack as well as its Skiplist dependency under GPL-2.0+ Previously, the Printing Stack was a mix of GPLed and LGPLed code. Having everything under GPL-2.0+ makes things consistent and allows me to import code from most Open Source licenses. Given that the Printing Stack components are exchangeable with their Windows counterparts and implement documented interfaces, this license change doesn't impose any additional restrictions on dependent components (like printer drivers). svn path=/trunk/; revision=75988
2017-09-29 17:18:19 +00:00
* LICENSE: GPL-2.0+ (https://spdx.org/licenses/GPL-2.0+)
[LOCALSPL] Tests show that the Print Provider functions are less forgiving and expect winspool.drv and spoolss.dll to perform the necessary sanity checks. Also they don't default to the current environment if none was supplied as pEnvironment. Change our functions accordingly to pass the tests. [LOCALSPL_APITEST] Add a test to prove that spoolss.dll isn't just a forwarder, but also performs some sanity checks even though winspool.drv and localspl.dll also do. This rather belongs to spoolss_apitest. But it needs to be tested inside the Spooler Server Process and it's not worth it to copy all the DLL injection code to spoolss_apitest just for a single test. [SPOOLSS] Check for an invalid buffer in GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. [WINSPOOL] * Check the level before the RPC call in GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. * Supply our current environment if the caller didn't give any in EnumPrintProcessorsW and GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. * Implement GetPrintProcessorDirectoryA. [WINSPOOL_APITEST] Prove that pcbNeeded isn't touched when calling GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW with an invalid level. ReactOS now passes all API tests for GetPrintProcessorDirectoryA and GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. These tests also cover all known behaviors of both functions. CORE-12399 svn path=/trunk/; revision=73373
2016-11-24 19:24:27 +00:00
* PURPOSE: Provide a constant for the current Printing Processor Environment based on the architecture
[PRINTING] [SKIPLIST] Use the new header with SPDX license identifier and relicense the entire Printing Stack as well as its Skiplist dependency under GPL-2.0+ Previously, the Printing Stack was a mix of GPLed and LGPLed code. Having everything under GPL-2.0+ makes things consistent and allows me to import code from most Open Source licenses. Given that the Printing Stack components are exchangeable with their Windows counterparts and implement documented interfaces, this license change doesn't impose any additional restrictions on dependent components (like printer drivers). svn path=/trunk/; revision=75988
2017-09-29 17:18:19 +00:00
* COPYRIGHT: Copyright 2016 Colin Finck (colin@reactos.org)
[LOCALSPL] Tests show that the Print Provider functions are less forgiving and expect winspool.drv and spoolss.dll to perform the necessary sanity checks. Also they don't default to the current environment if none was supplied as pEnvironment. Change our functions accordingly to pass the tests. [LOCALSPL_APITEST] Add a test to prove that spoolss.dll isn't just a forwarder, but also performs some sanity checks even though winspool.drv and localspl.dll also do. This rather belongs to spoolss_apitest. But it needs to be tested inside the Spooler Server Process and it's not worth it to copy all the DLL injection code to spoolss_apitest just for a single test. [SPOOLSS] Check for an invalid buffer in GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. [WINSPOOL] * Check the level before the RPC call in GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. * Supply our current environment if the caller didn't give any in EnumPrintProcessorsW and GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. * Implement GetPrintProcessorDirectoryA. [WINSPOOL_APITEST] Prove that pcbNeeded isn't touched when calling GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW with an invalid level. ReactOS now passes all API tests for GetPrintProcessorDirectoryA and GetPrintProcessorDirectoryW. These tests also cover all known behaviors of both functions. CORE-12399 svn path=/trunk/; revision=73373
2016-11-24 19:24:27 +00:00
*/
#ifndef _REACTOS_PRTPROCENV_H
#define _REACTOS_PRTPROCENV_H
const WCHAR wszCurrentEnvironment[] =
#if defined(_X86_)
L"Windows NT x86";
#elif defined(_AMD64_)
L"Windows x64";
#elif defined(_ARM_)
L"Windows ARM";
#else
#error Unsupported architecture
#endif
const DWORD cbCurrentEnvironment = sizeof(wszCurrentEnvironment);
#endif
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