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IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/*
* COPYRIGHT: See COPYING in the top level directory
* PROJECT: ReactOS kernel
* FILE: ntoskrnl/io/file.c
* PURPOSE: I/O File Object & NT File Handle Access/Managment of Files.
*
* PROGRAMMERS: Alex Ionescu (alex@relsoft.net)
* David Welch (welch@mcmail.com)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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*/
/* INCLUDES *****************************************************************/
#include <ntoskrnl.h>
#define NDEBUG
#include <internal/debug.h>
/* GLOBALS *******************************************************************/
extern GENERIC_MAPPING IopFileMapping;
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
SeSetWorldSecurityDescriptor(SECURITY_INFORMATION SecurityInformation,
PSECURITY_DESCRIPTOR SecurityDescriptor,
PULONG BufferLength);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* INTERNAL FUNCTIONS ********************************************************/
NTSTATUS
NTAPI
IopParseDevice(IN PVOID ParseObject,
IN POBJECT_TYPE ObjectType,
IN OUT PACCESS_STATE AccessState,
IN KPROCESSOR_MODE AccessMode,
IN ULONG Attributes,
IN OUT PUNICODE_STRING CompleteName,
IN OUT PUNICODE_STRING RemainingName,
IN OUT PVOID Context OPTIONAL,
IN PSECURITY_QUALITY_OF_SERVICE SecurityQos OPTIONAL,
OUT PVOID *Object)
{
DPRINT("IopParseDevice:\n"
"DeviceObject : %p, Type : %p, TypeName : %wZ\n"
"FileObject : %p, Type : %p, TypeName : %wZ\n"
"CompleteName : %wZ, RemainingName : %wZ\n",
ParseObject,
ObjectType,
&ObjectType->Name,
Context,
Context ? OBJECT_TO_OBJECT_HEADER(Context)->Type : NULL,
Context ? &OBJECT_TO_OBJECT_HEADER(Context)->Type->Name: NULL,
CompleteName,
RemainingName);
/*
* Just clear the object and return success, and ObFindObject will behave
* just as if we had no parse procedure, so we can debug in peace.
*/
*Object = NULL;
return STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
NTSTATUS
NTAPI
IopParseFile(IN PVOID ParseObject,
IN POBJECT_TYPE ObjectType,
IN OUT PACCESS_STATE AccessState,
IN KPROCESSOR_MODE AccessMode,
IN ULONG Attributes,
IN OUT PUNICODE_STRING CompleteName,
IN OUT PUNICODE_STRING RemainingName,
IN OUT PVOID Context OPTIONAL,
IN PSECURITY_QUALITY_OF_SERVICE SecurityQos OPTIONAL,
OUT PVOID *Object)
{
PVOID DeviceObject;
/* Get the device object */
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(ParseObject);
Context = ParseObject;
DPRINT("IopParseFile:\n"
"DeviceObject : %p, Type : %p, TypeName : %wZ\n"
"FileObject : %p, Type : %p, TypeName : %wZ\n"
"CompleteName : %wZ, RemainingName : %wZ\n",
DeviceObject,
OBJECT_TO_OBJECT_HEADER(DeviceObject)->Type,
&OBJECT_TO_OBJECT_HEADER(DeviceObject)->Type->Name,
ParseObject,
ObjectType,
&ObjectType->Name,
CompleteName,
RemainingName);
/* Call the main routine */
return IopParseDevice(DeviceObject,
ObjectType,
AccessState,
AccessMode,
Attributes,
CompleteName,
RemainingName,
Context,
SecurityQos,
Object);
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/*
* NAME INTERNAL
* IopCreateFile
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* DESCRIPTION
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* ARGUMENTS
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* RETURN VALUE
*
* REVISIONS
*/
NTSTATUS
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
IopCreateFile(PVOID ObjectBody,
PVOID Parent,
PWSTR RemainingPath,
Object Manager Patch. This patch continues the work done in the previous patch and makes the following changes in order to support OB 2.0 (it basically temporarily fixes a highly incorrect implementation so that caller code will be ready to work with the OB 2.0 without change): 1) The documented Object Create Information Structure and semantics implemented. All Object Attributes and passed data from user-mode is now probed and saved into this object create structure when ObCreateObject is called. 2) ObCreateObject does NOT PERFORM ANY OTHER OPERATION EXCEPT CREATING THE OBJECT ANYMORE. ObCreateObject will NOT insert the Object into the tree and other operations. These are now done correctly by ObInsertObject. Therefore, the biggest hurdle was changing pieces of code which assumed ObCreateObject would be enough. 3) ObInsertObject uses the captured create info for all operations isntead of the Object Attributes. 4) ObFindObject now uses the captured info as well. 5) The OBject name and directory are now stored in the documented Object Name Information, always allocated and freed from non paged pool. HACKS: 5) Because the registry code is horribly broken and doesn't use ObFindObjectByName, the old ObFindObject had to be temporarily duplicated into CmpFindObject. 7) Win32k used ObInsertObject in CsrInsertObject as a way to create a handle inside csrss. However, OBInsertObject now does more then this. As a temporary hack, ObpCreateHandle is exported from the kernel and called from win32k. A fix needs to be done for this, but I don't know the design of win32k+csrss well enough to find a solution. 8) SEH has been commented out in some places of the new probing code because it breaks smss and explorer. These need to be investigated (seh did not exist in the previous code, so this is not really a hack) 9) Named objects with a parent directory are NOT allowed. However because of bugs in kernel32, the new check has been temporarily disabled. (this check did not exist in the previous code, so this is not really a hack) The next patch will add a proper ObFindObject which will support a more complete Parse Procedure with context and security information. This is needed for proper registry access (requested by Eric Kohl) and for proper functionality of the Desktop/File creation, which should use the Parse routine, and not the Create Handle Routine. This will also make it possible to remove some previous hacks and pave the way for a fixed Iop/IoCreateFile svn path=/trunk/; revision=15395
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POBJECT_CREATE_INFORMATION ObjectCreateInfo)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject = (PFILE_OBJECT) ObjectBody;
POBJECT_TYPE ParentObjectType;
NTSTATUS Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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ParentObjectType = OBJECT_TO_OBJECT_HEADER(Parent)->Type;
if (ParentObjectType == IoDeviceObjectType)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
/* Parent is a device object */
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice((PDEVICE_OBJECT)Parent);
if (DeviceObject->Vpb)
{
if (!(DeviceObject->Vpb->Flags & VPB_MOUNTED))
{
DPRINT1("Mount the logical volume\n");
Status = IoMountVolume(DeviceObject, FALSE);
DPRINT1("Status %x\n", Status);
}
DeviceObject = DeviceObject->Vpb->DeviceObject;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
else
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
DeviceObject = ((PFILE_OBJECT)Parent)->DeviceObject;
FileObject->RelatedFileObject = (PFILE_OBJECT)Parent;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
#if 0
DbgPrint("--------------------- Creating File ---------------------\n");
DbgPrint("Parent ObjectType: %wZ\n"
"Device Object: %p\n"
"File Object: %p\n"
"Device Name: %wZ\n"
"Remaining Path: %S\n",
&ParentObjectType->Name,
DeviceObject,
FileObject,
&DeviceObject->DriverObject->DriverName,
RemainingPath);
DbgPrint("--------------------- Created File ----------------------\n");
#endif
RtlCreateUnicodeString(&FileObject->FileName, RemainingPath);
FileObject->DeviceObject = DeviceObject;
return STATUS_SUCCESS;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
VOID
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
IopDeleteFile(PVOID ObjectBody)
{
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject = (PFILE_OBJECT)ObjectBody;
PIRP Irp;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
NTSTATUS Status;
KEVENT Event;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
DPRINT("IopDeleteFile()\n");
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if (FileObject->DeviceObject)
{
/* Check if this is a direct open or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
}
else
{
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
}
/* Clear and set up Events */
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
KeInitializeEvent(&Event, SynchronizationEvent, FALSE);
/* Allocate an IRP */
Irp = IoAllocateIrp(DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE);
/* Set it up */
Irp->UserEvent = &Event;
Irp->UserIosb = &Irp->IoStatus;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->Flags = IRP_CLOSE_OPERATION | IRP_SYNCHRONOUS_API;
/* Set up Stack Pointer Data */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_CLOSE;
StackPtr->DeviceObject = DeviceObject;
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
/* Call the FS Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(DeviceObject, Irp);
/* Wait for completion */
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&Event, Executive, KernelMode, FALSE, NULL);
}
IoFreeIrp(Irp);
}
/* Clear the file name */
if (FileObject->FileName.Buffer)
{
ExFreePool(FileObject->FileName.Buffer);
FileObject->FileName.Buffer = NULL;
}
/* Free the completion context */
if (FileObject->CompletionContext)
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject->CompletionContext->Port);
ExFreePool(FileObject->CompletionContext);
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
IopSecurityFile(PVOID ObjectBody,
SECURITY_OPERATION_CODE OperationCode,
SECURITY_INFORMATION SecurityInformation,
PSECURITY_DESCRIPTOR SecurityDescriptor,
PULONG BufferLength,
PSECURITY_DESCRIPTOR *OldSecurityDescriptor,
POOL_TYPE PoolType,
PGENERIC_MAPPING GenericMapping)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
IO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
ULONG MajorFunction;
PIRP Irp;
BOOLEAN LocalEvent = FALSE;
KEVENT Event;
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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DPRINT("IopSecurityFile() called\n");
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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FileObject = (PFILE_OBJECT)ObjectBody;
if (OperationCode == QuerySecurityDescriptor)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_QUERY_SECURITY;
DPRINT("Query security descriptor\n");
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
else if (OperationCode == DeleteSecurityDescriptor)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
DPRINT("Delete\n");
return STATUS_SUCCESS;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
else if (OperationCode == AssignSecurityDescriptor)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
/* If this is a direct open, we can assign it */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
/* Get the Device Object */
DPRINT("here\n");
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
/* Assign the Security Descriptor */
DeviceObject->SecurityDescriptor = SecurityDescriptor;
}
return STATUS_SUCCESS;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
else
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_SET_SECURITY;
DPRINT("Set security descriptor\n");
/* If this is a direct open, we can set it */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
DPRINT1("Set SD unimplemented for Devices\n");
return STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/* Get the Device Object */
DPRINT1("FileObject: %p\n", FileObject);
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
/* Check if we should use Sync IO or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
/* Use File Object event */
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
else
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
/* Use local event */
KeInitializeEvent(&Event, SynchronizationEvent, FALSE);
LocalEvent = TRUE;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/* Allocate the IRP */
Irp = IoAllocateIrp(DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE);
/* Set the IRP */
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->RequestorMode = ExGetPreviousMode();
Irp->UserIosb = &IoStatusBlock;
Irp->UserEvent = (LocalEvent) ? &Event : NULL;
Irp->Flags = (LocalEvent) ? IRP_SYNCHRONOUS_API : 0;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
/* Set Stack Parameters */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->MajorFunction = MajorFunction;
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Set Parameters */
if (OperationCode == QuerySecurityDescriptor)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
StackPtr->Parameters.QuerySecurity.SecurityInformation = SecurityInformation;
StackPtr->Parameters.QuerySecurity.Length = *BufferLength;
Irp->UserBuffer = SecurityDescriptor;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
else
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
StackPtr->Parameters.SetSecurity.SecurityInformation = SecurityInformation;
StackPtr->Parameters.SetSecurity.SecurityDescriptor = SecurityDescriptor;
}
ObReferenceObject(FileObject);
/* Call the Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(FileObject->DeviceObject, Irp);
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
if (LocalEvent)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&Event,
Executive,
KernelMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = IoStatusBlock.Status;
}
else
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
KernelMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = FileObject->FinalStatus;
}
}
/* This Driver doesn't implement Security, so try to give it a default */
if (Status == STATUS_INVALID_DEVICE_REQUEST)
{
if (OperationCode == QuerySecurityDescriptor)
{
/* Set a World Security Descriptor */
Status = SeSetWorldSecurityDescriptor(SecurityInformation,
SecurityDescriptor,
BufferLength);
}
else
{
/* It wasn't a query, so just fake success */
Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
}
else if (OperationCode == QuerySecurityDescriptor)
{
/* Return length */
*BufferLength = IoStatusBlock.Information;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/* Return Status */
return Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
IopQueryNameFile(PVOID ObjectBody,
IN BOOLEAN HasName,
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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POBJECT_NAME_INFORMATION ObjectNameInfo,
ULONG Length,
PULONG ReturnLength)
{
POBJECT_NAME_INFORMATION LocalInfo;
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject;
ULONG LocalReturnLength;
NTSTATUS Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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DPRINT1("IopQueryNameFile() called\n");
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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FileObject = (PFILE_OBJECT)ObjectBody;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Allocate Buffer */
LocalInfo = ExAllocatePool(PagedPool,
sizeof(OBJECT_NAME_INFORMATION) +
MAX_PATH * sizeof(WCHAR));
if (LocalInfo == NULL) return STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
/* Query the name */
Status = ObQueryNameString(FileObject->DeviceObject,
LocalInfo,
MAX_PATH * sizeof(WCHAR),
&LocalReturnLength);
if (!NT_SUCCESS (Status))
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
ExFreePool (LocalInfo);
return Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
DPRINT ("Device path: %wZ\n", &LocalInfo->Name);
/* Write Device Path */
Status = RtlAppendUnicodeStringToString(&ObjectNameInfo->Name,
&(LocalInfo)->Name);
/* Query the File name */
Status = IoQueryFileInformation(FileObject,
FileNameInformation,
LocalReturnLength,
LocalInfo,
NULL);
if (Status != STATUS_SUCCESS)
{
ExFreePool(LocalInfo);
return Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/* Write the Name */
Status = RtlAppendUnicodeToString(&ObjectNameInfo->Name,
((PFILE_NAME_INFORMATION)LocalInfo)->FileName);
DPRINT ("Total path: %wZ\n", &ObjectNameInfo->Name);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Free buffer and return */
ExFreePool(LocalInfo);
return Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
VOID
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
IopCloseFile(IN PEPROCESS Process OPTIONAL,
IN PVOID ObjectBody,
IN ACCESS_MASK GrantedAccess,
IN ULONG HandleCount,
IN ULONG SystemHandleCount)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject = (PFILE_OBJECT)ObjectBody;
KEVENT Event;
PIRP Irp;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
NTSTATUS Status;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
DPRINT("IopCloseFile()\n");
if (HandleCount > 1 || FileObject->DeviceObject == NULL) return;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Check if this is a direct open or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
}
else
{
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
}
/* Clear and set up Events */
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
KeInitializeEvent(&Event, SynchronizationEvent, FALSE);
/* Allocate an IRP */
Irp = IoAllocateIrp(DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE);
/* Set it up */
Irp->UserEvent = &Event;
Irp->UserIosb = &Irp->IoStatus;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->Flags = IRP_CLOSE_OPERATION | IRP_SYNCHRONOUS_API;
/* Set up Stack Pointer Data */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_CLEANUP;
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
/* Call the FS Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(DeviceObject, Irp);
/* Wait for completion */
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&Event, Executive, KernelMode, FALSE, NULL);
}
IoFreeIrp(Irp);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
IopDeviceFsIoControl(IN HANDLE DeviceHandle,
IN HANDLE Event OPTIONAL,
IN PIO_APC_ROUTINE UserApcRoutine OPTIONAL,
IN PVOID UserApcContext OPTIONAL,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
IN ULONG IoControlCode,
IN PVOID InputBuffer,
IN ULONG InputBufferLength OPTIONAL,
OUT PVOID OutputBuffer,
IN ULONG OutputBufferLength OPTIONAL,
BOOLEAN IsDevIoCtl)
{
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
PIRP Irp;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
PKEVENT EventObject = NULL;
BOOLEAN LocalEvent = FALSE;
ULONG AccessType;
OBJECT_HANDLE_INFORMATION HandleInformation;
KPROCESSOR_MODE PreviousMode = ExGetPreviousMode();
DPRINT("IopDeviceFsIoControl(DeviceHandle 0x%p Event 0x%p UserApcRoutine 0x%p "
"UserApcContext 0x%p IoStatusBlock 0x%p IoControlCode %x "
"InputBuffer 0x%p InputBufferLength %x OutputBuffer 0x%p "
"OutputBufferLength 0x%p)\n",
DeviceHandle,Event,UserApcRoutine,UserApcContext,IoStatusBlock,
IoControlCode,InputBuffer,InputBufferLength,OutputBuffer,
OutputBufferLength);
AccessType = IO_METHOD_FROM_CTL_CODE(IoControlCode);
if (PreviousMode != KernelMode)
{
_SEH_TRY
{
ProbeForWrite(IoStatusBlock,
sizeof(IO_STATUS_BLOCK),
sizeof(ULONG));
/* probe the input and output buffers if needed */
if (AccessType == METHOD_BUFFERED)
{
if (OutputBuffer != NULL)
{
ProbeForWrite(OutputBuffer,
OutputBufferLength,
1);
}
else
{
/* make sure the caller can't fake this as we depend on this */
OutputBufferLength = 0;
}
}
if (AccessType != METHOD_NEITHER)
{
if (InputBuffer != NULL)
{
ProbeForRead(InputBuffer,
InputBufferLength,
1);
}
else
{
/* make sure the caller can't fake this as we depend on this */
InputBufferLength = 0;
}
}
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
DPRINT("Probing the buffers failed!\n");
return Status;
}
}
/* Don't check for access rights right now, KernelMode can do anything */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(DeviceHandle,
0,
IoFileObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID *) &FileObject,
&HandleInformation);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
/* Check for sufficient access rights */
if (PreviousMode != KernelMode)
{
ACCESS_MASK DesiredAccess = (ACCESS_MASK)((IoControlCode >> 14) & 3);
if (DesiredAccess != FILE_ANY_ACCESS &&
!RtlAreAllAccessesGranted(HandleInformation.GrantedAccess,
(ACCESS_MASK)((IoControlCode >> 14) & 3)))
{
DPRINT1("Insufficient access rights! Granted: 0x%x Desired: 0x%x\n",
HandleInformation.GrantedAccess, (ACCESS_MASK)((IoControlCode >> 14) & 3));
ObDereferenceObject (FileObject);
return STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED;
}
}
/* Check for an event */
if (Event)
{
/* Reference it */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(Event,
EVENT_MODIFY_STATE,
ExEventObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID*)&EventObject,
NULL);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
ObDereferenceObject (FileObject);
return Status;
}
/* Clear it */
KeClearEvent(EventObject);
}
/* Check if this is a direct open or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
}
else
{
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
}
/* Check if we should use Sync IO or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO)
{
/* Use File Object event */
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
}
else
{
/* Use local event */
LocalEvent = TRUE;
}
/* Build the IRP */
Irp = IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest(IoControlCode,
DeviceObject,
InputBuffer,
InputBufferLength,
OutputBuffer,
OutputBufferLength,
FALSE,
EventObject,
IoStatusBlock);
if (Irp == NULL)
{
DPRINT1("IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest failed!\n");
if (EventObject != NULL)
{
ObDereferenceObject (EventObject);
}
ObDereferenceObject (FileObject);
return STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
/* Set some extra settings */
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->RequestorMode = PreviousMode;
Irp->Overlay.AsynchronousParameters.UserApcRoutine = UserApcRoutine;
Irp->Overlay.AsynchronousParameters.UserApcContext = UserApcContext;
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
StackPtr->MajorFunction = IsDevIoCtl ?
IRP_MJ_DEVICE_CONTROL : IRP_MJ_FILE_SYSTEM_CONTROL;
/* Call the Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(DeviceObject, Irp);
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
if (!LocalEvent)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = FileObject->FinalStatus;
}
}
/* Return the Status */
return Status;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* FUNCTIONS *****************************************************************/
/*
* @unimplemented
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
IoCheckQuerySetFileInformation(IN FILE_INFORMATION_CLASS FileInformationClass,
IN ULONG Length,
IN BOOLEAN SetOperation)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
/*
* @unimplemented
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
IoCheckQuotaBufferValidity(IN PFILE_QUOTA_INFORMATION QuotaBuffer,
IN ULONG QuotaLength,
OUT PULONG ErrorOffset)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
/*
* NAME EXPORTED
* IoCreateFile@56
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* DESCRIPTION
* Either causes a new file or directory to be created, or it
* opens an existing file, device, directory or volume, giving
* the caller a handle for the file object. This handle can be
* used by subsequent calls to manipulate data within the file
* or the file object's state of attributes.
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* ARGUMENTS
* FileHandle (OUT)
* Points to a variable which receives the file handle
* on return;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* DesiredAccess
* Desired access to the file;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* ObjectAttributes
* Structure describing the file;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* IoStatusBlock (OUT)
* Receives information about the operation on return;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* AllocationSize [OPTIONAL]
* Initial size of the file in bytes;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* FileAttributes
* Attributes to create the file with;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* ShareAccess
* Type of shared access the caller would like to the
* file;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* CreateDisposition
* Specifies what to do, depending on whether the
* file already exists;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* CreateOptions
* Options for creating a new file;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* EaBuffer [OPTIONAL]
* Undocumented;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* EaLength
* Undocumented;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* CreateFileType
* Type of file (normal, named pipe, mailslot) to create;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* ExtraCreateParameters [OPTIONAL]
* Additional creation data for named pipe and mailsots;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* Options
* Undocumented.
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* RETURN VALUE
* Status
*
* NOTE
* Prototype taken from Bo Branten's ntifs.h v15.
* Description taken from old NtCreateFile's which is
* now a wrapper of this call.
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* REVISIONS
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* @implemented
*/
NTSTATUS
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
IoCreateFile(OUT PHANDLE FileHandle,
IN ACCESS_MASK DesiredAccess,
IN POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES ObjectAttributes,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
IN PLARGE_INTEGER AllocationSize OPTIONAL,
IN ULONG FileAttributes,
IN ULONG ShareAccess,
IN ULONG CreateDisposition,
IN ULONG CreateOptions,
IN PVOID EaBuffer OPTIONAL,
IN ULONG EaLength,
IN CREATE_FILE_TYPE CreateFileType,
IN PVOID ExtraCreateParameters OPTIONAL,
IN ULONG Options)
{
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject = NULL;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
PIRP Irp;
PEXTENDED_IO_STACK_LOCATION StackLoc;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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IO_SECURITY_CONTEXT SecurityContext;
KPROCESSOR_MODE AccessMode;
HANDLE LocalHandle;
LARGE_INTEGER SafeAllocationSize;
PVOID SystemEaBuffer = NULL;
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
AUX_DATA AuxData;
ACCESS_STATE AccessState;
DPRINT("IoCreateFile(FileHandle 0x%p, DesiredAccess %x, "
"ObjectAttributes 0x%p ObjectAttributes->ObjectName->Buffer %S)\n",
FileHandle,DesiredAccess,ObjectAttributes,
ObjectAttributes->ObjectName->Buffer);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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ASSERT_IRQL(PASSIVE_LEVEL);
if (IoStatusBlock == NULL || FileHandle == NULL)
return STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION;
LocalHandle = 0;
if(Options & IO_NO_PARAMETER_CHECKING)
AccessMode = KernelMode;
else
AccessMode = ExGetPreviousMode();
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if(AccessMode != KernelMode)
{
_SEH_TRY
{
ProbeForWriteHandle(FileHandle);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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ProbeForWrite(IoStatusBlock,
sizeof(IO_STATUS_BLOCK),
sizeof(ULONG));
if(AllocationSize != NULL)
{
SafeAllocationSize = ProbeForReadLargeInteger(AllocationSize);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
else
SafeAllocationSize.QuadPart = 0;
if(EaBuffer != NULL && EaLength > 0)
{
ProbeForRead(EaBuffer,
EaLength,
sizeof(ULONG));
/* marshal EaBuffer */
SystemEaBuffer = ExAllocatePool(NonPagedPool,
EaLength);
if(SystemEaBuffer == NULL)
{
Status = STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
_SEH_LEAVE;
}
RtlCopyMemory(SystemEaBuffer,
EaBuffer,
EaLength);
}
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if(!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
return Status;
}
}
else
{
if(AllocationSize != NULL)
SafeAllocationSize = *AllocationSize;
else
SafeAllocationSize.QuadPart = 0;
if(EaBuffer != NULL && EaLength > 0)
{
SystemEaBuffer = EaBuffer;
}
}
if(Options & IO_CHECK_CREATE_PARAMETERS)
{
DPRINT1("FIXME: IO_CHECK_CREATE_PARAMETERS not yet supported!\n");
}
/* First try to open an existing named object */
Status = ObOpenObjectByName(ObjectAttributes,
NULL,
AccessMode,
NULL,
DesiredAccess,
NULL,
&LocalHandle);
//
// start stuff that should be in IopParseDevice
//
if (NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(LocalHandle,
DesiredAccess,
NULL,
KernelMode,
(PVOID*)&DeviceObject,
NULL);
DPRINT("FileExisted: %wZ %lx %p\n", ObjectAttributes->ObjectName, LocalHandle, DeviceObject);
ZwClose(LocalHandle);
/* FIXME: wt... */
Status = ObCreateObject(KernelMode,
IoFileObjectType,
NULL,
KernelMode,
NULL,
sizeof(FILE_OBJECT),
0,
0,
(PVOID*)&FileObject);
/* Set File Object Data */
FileObject->DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(DeviceObject);
/* HACK */
FileObject->Flags |= FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN;
DPRINT("%p\n", FileObject->DeviceObject);
ObDereferenceObject (DeviceObject);
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if (FileObject == NULL)
{
Status = ObCreateObject(AccessMode,
IoFileObjectType,
ObjectAttributes,
AccessMode,
NULL,
sizeof(FILE_OBJECT),
0,
0,
(PVOID*)&FileObject);
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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RtlMapGenericMask(&DesiredAccess,
&OBJECT_TO_OBJECT_HEADER(FileObject)->Type->TypeInfo.GenericMapping);
Status = ObInsertObject ((PVOID)FileObject,
NULL,
DesiredAccess,
0,
NULL,
&LocalHandle);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
DPRINT("ObInsertObject() failed! (Status %lx)\n", Status);
ObMakeTemporaryObject(FileObject);
ObDereferenceObject (FileObject);
return Status;
}
//
// stop stuff that should be in IopParseDevice
//
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if (CreateOptions & FILE_SYNCHRONOUS_IO_ALERT)
{
FileObject->Flags |= (FO_ALERTABLE_IO | FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
if (CreateOptions & FILE_SYNCHRONOUS_IO_NONALERT)
{
FileObject->Flags |= FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
if (CreateOptions & FILE_NO_INTERMEDIATE_BUFFERING)
FileObject->Flags |= FO_NO_INTERMEDIATE_BUFFERING;
/*
* FIXME: We should get the access state from Ob once this function becomes
* a parse routine once the Ob is refactored.
*/
SeCreateAccessState(&AccessState, &AuxData, FILE_ALL_ACCESS, NULL);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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SecurityContext.SecurityQos = NULL; /* ?? */
SecurityContext.AccessState = &AccessState;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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SecurityContext.DesiredAccess = DesiredAccess;
SecurityContext.FullCreateOptions = 0; /* ?? */
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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KeInitializeEvent(&FileObject->Lock, SynchronizationEvent, TRUE);
KeInitializeEvent(&FileObject->Event, NotificationEvent, FALSE);
DPRINT("FileObject 0x%p\n", FileObject);
DPRINT("FileObject->DeviceObject 0x%p\n", FileObject->DeviceObject);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/*
* Create a new IRP to hand to
* the FS driver: this may fail
* due to resource shortage.
*/
Irp = IoAllocateIrp(FileObject->DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE);
if (Irp == NULL)
{
ZwClose(LocalHandle);
return STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
//trigger FileObject/Event dereferencing
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->RequestorMode = AccessMode;
Irp->UserIosb = IoStatusBlock;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer = SystemEaBuffer;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.AuxiliaryBuffer = NULL;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
Irp->UserEvent = &FileObject->Event;
Irp->Overlay.AllocationSize = SafeAllocationSize;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/*
* Get the stack location for the new
* IRP and prepare it.
*/
StackLoc = (PEXTENDED_IO_STACK_LOCATION)IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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StackLoc->MinorFunction = 0;
StackLoc->Flags = (UCHAR)Options;
StackLoc->Control = 0;
StackLoc->DeviceObject = FileObject->DeviceObject;
StackLoc->FileObject = FileObject;
switch (CreateFileType)
{
default:
case CreateFileTypeNone:
StackLoc->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_CREATE;
StackLoc->Parameters.Create.SecurityContext = &SecurityContext;
StackLoc->Parameters.Create.Options = (CreateOptions & FILE_VALID_OPTION_FLAGS);
StackLoc->Parameters.Create.Options |= (CreateDisposition << 24);
StackLoc->Parameters.Create.FileAttributes = (USHORT)FileAttributes;
StackLoc->Parameters.Create.ShareAccess = (USHORT)ShareAccess;
StackLoc->Parameters.Create.EaLength = SystemEaBuffer != NULL ? EaLength : 0;
break;
case CreateFileTypeNamedPipe:
StackLoc->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_CREATE_NAMED_PIPE;
StackLoc->Parameters.CreatePipe.SecurityContext = &SecurityContext;
StackLoc->Parameters.CreatePipe.Options = (CreateOptions & FILE_VALID_OPTION_FLAGS);
StackLoc->Parameters.CreatePipe.Options |= (CreateDisposition << 24);
StackLoc->Parameters.CreatePipe.ShareAccess = (USHORT)ShareAccess;
StackLoc->Parameters.CreatePipe.Parameters = ExtraCreateParameters;
break;
case CreateFileTypeMailslot:
StackLoc->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_CREATE_MAILSLOT;
StackLoc->Parameters.CreateMailslot.SecurityContext = &SecurityContext;
StackLoc->Parameters.CreateMailslot.Options = (CreateOptions & FILE_VALID_OPTION_FLAGS);
StackLoc->Parameters.CreateMailslot.Options |= (CreateDisposition << 24);
StackLoc->Parameters.CreateMailslot.ShareAccess = (USHORT)ShareAccess;
StackLoc->Parameters.CreateMailslot.Parameters = ExtraCreateParameters;
break;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/*
* Now call the driver and
* possibly wait if it can
* not complete the request
* immediately.
*/
Status = IofCallDriver(FileObject->DeviceObject, Irp );
DPRINT("Status :%x\n", Status);
Object Manager Patch. This patch continues the work done in the previous patch and makes the following changes in order to support OB 2.0 (it basically temporarily fixes a highly incorrect implementation so that caller code will be ready to work with the OB 2.0 without change): 1) The documented Object Create Information Structure and semantics implemented. All Object Attributes and passed data from user-mode is now probed and saved into this object create structure when ObCreateObject is called. 2) ObCreateObject does NOT PERFORM ANY OTHER OPERATION EXCEPT CREATING THE OBJECT ANYMORE. ObCreateObject will NOT insert the Object into the tree and other operations. These are now done correctly by ObInsertObject. Therefore, the biggest hurdle was changing pieces of code which assumed ObCreateObject would be enough. 3) ObInsertObject uses the captured create info for all operations isntead of the Object Attributes. 4) ObFindObject now uses the captured info as well. 5) The OBject name and directory are now stored in the documented Object Name Information, always allocated and freed from non paged pool. HACKS: 5) Because the registry code is horribly broken and doesn't use ObFindObjectByName, the old ObFindObject had to be temporarily duplicated into CmpFindObject. 7) Win32k used ObInsertObject in CsrInsertObject as a way to create a handle inside csrss. However, OBInsertObject now does more then this. As a temporary hack, ObpCreateHandle is exported from the kernel and called from win32k. A fix needs to be done for this, but I don't know the design of win32k+csrss well enough to find a solution. 8) SEH has been commented out in some places of the new probing code because it breaks smss and explorer. These need to be investigated (seh did not exist in the previous code, so this is not really a hack) 9) Named objects with a parent directory are NOT allowed. However because of bugs in kernel32, the new check has been temporarily disabled. (this check did not exist in the previous code, so this is not really a hack) The next patch will add a proper ObFindObject which will support a more complete Parse Procedure with context and security information. This is needed for proper registry access (requested by Eric Kohl) and for proper functionality of the Desktop/File creation, which should use the Parse routine, and not the Create Handle Routine. This will also make it possible to remove some previous hacks and pave the way for a fixed Iop/IoCreateFile svn path=/trunk/; revision=15395
2005-05-18 19:26:47 +00:00
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
AccessMode,
FALSE,
NULL);
Status = IoStatusBlock->Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
DPRINT("Failing create request with status %x\n", Status);
FileObject->DeviceObject = NULL;
FileObject->Vpb = NULL;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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ZwClose(LocalHandle);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
else
{
_SEH_TRY
{
*FileHandle = LocalHandle;
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/* cleanup EABuffer if captured */
if(AccessMode != KernelMode && SystemEaBuffer != NULL)
{
ExFreePool(SystemEaBuffer);
}
ASSERT_IRQL(PASSIVE_LEVEL);
DPRINT("Finished IoCreateFile() (*FileHandle) 0x%p\n", (*FileHandle));
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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return Status;
}
/*
* @unimplemented
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
IoCreateFileSpecifyDeviceObjectHint(OUT PHANDLE FileHandle,
IN ACCESS_MASK DesiredAccess,
IN POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES ObjectAttributes,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
IN PLARGE_INTEGER AllocationSize OPTIONAL,
IN ULONG FileAttributes,
IN ULONG ShareAccess,
IN ULONG Disposition,
IN ULONG CreateOptions,
IN PVOID EaBuffer OPTIONAL,
IN ULONG EaLength,
IN CREATE_FILE_TYPE CreateFileType,
IN PVOID ExtraCreateParameters OPTIONAL,
IN ULONG Options,
IN PVOID DeviceObject)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
/*
* NAME EXPORTED
* IoCreateStreamFileObject@8
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* DESCRIPTION
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* ARGUMENTS
* FileObject
* ?
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* DeviceObject
* ?
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* RETURN VALUE
*
* NOTE
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* REVISIONS
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* @implemented
*/
PFILE_OBJECT
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
IoCreateStreamFileObject(PFILE_OBJECT FileObject,
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject)
{
PFILE_OBJECT CreatedFileObject;
NTSTATUS Status;
/* FIXME: This function should call ObInsertObject. The "Lite" version
doesnt. This function is also called from IoCreateFile for some
reason. These hacks need to be removed.
*/
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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DPRINT("IoCreateStreamFileObject(FileObject 0x%p, DeviceObject 0x%p)\n",
FileObject, DeviceObject);
PAGED_CODE();
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Create the File Object */
Status = ObCreateObject(KernelMode,
IoFileObjectType,
NULL,
KernelMode,
NULL,
sizeof(FILE_OBJECT),
0,
0,
(PVOID*)&CreatedFileObject);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
DPRINT1("Could not create FileObject\n");
return (NULL);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/* Choose Device Object */
if (FileObject) DeviceObject = FileObject->DeviceObject;
DPRINT("DeviceObject 0x%p\n", DeviceObject);
/* HACK */
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(DeviceObject);
/* Set File Object Data */
CreatedFileObject->DeviceObject = DeviceObject;
CreatedFileObject->Vpb = DeviceObject->Vpb;
CreatedFileObject->Type = IO_TYPE_FILE;
CreatedFileObject->Flags |= FO_STREAM_FILE;
/* Initialize Lock and Event */
KeInitializeEvent(&CreatedFileObject->Event, NotificationEvent, FALSE);
KeInitializeEvent(&CreatedFileObject->Lock, SynchronizationEvent, TRUE);
/* Return file */
return CreatedFileObject;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/*
* @unimplemented
*/
PFILE_OBJECT
STDCALL
IoCreateStreamFileObjectEx(IN PFILE_OBJECT FileObject OPTIONAL,
IN PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject OPTIONAL,
OUT PHANDLE FileObjectHandle OPTIONAL)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return 0;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/*
* @unimplemented
*/
PFILE_OBJECT
STDCALL
IoCreateStreamFileObjectLite(IN PFILE_OBJECT FileObject OPTIONAL,
IN PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject OPTIONAL)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return 0;
}
/*
* @implemented
*/
PGENERIC_MAPPING
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
IoGetFileObjectGenericMapping(VOID)
{
return &IopFileMapping;
}
/*
* @implemented
*/
BOOLEAN
STDCALL
IoIsFileOriginRemote(IN PFILE_OBJECT FileObject)
{
/* Return the flag status */
return (FileObject->Flags & FO_REMOTE_ORIGIN);
}
/*
* @unimplemented
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
IoQueryFileDosDeviceName(IN PFILE_OBJECT FileObject,
OUT POBJECT_NAME_INFORMATION *ObjectNameInformation)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
/*
* @implemented
*/
NTSTATUS
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
IoQueryFileInformation(IN PFILE_OBJECT FileObject,
IN FILE_INFORMATION_CLASS FileInformationClass,
IN ULONG Length,
OUT PVOID FileInformation,
OUT PULONG ReturnedLength)
{
IO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock;
PIRP Irp;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
BOOLEAN LocalEvent = FALSE;
KEVENT Event;
NTSTATUS Status;
ASSERT(FileInformation != NULL);
Status = ObReferenceObjectByPointer(FileObject,
FILE_READ_ATTRIBUTES,
IoFileObjectType,
KernelMode);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return(Status);
DPRINT("FileObject 0x%p\n", FileObject);
/* Get the Device Object */
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
/* Check if we should use Sync IO or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO)
{
/* Use File Object event */
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
}
else
{
/* Use local event */
KeInitializeEvent(&Event, SynchronizationEvent, FALSE);
LocalEvent = TRUE;
}
/* Allocate the IRP */
Irp = IoAllocateIrp(DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE);
/* Set the IRP */
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->RequestorMode = KernelMode;
Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer = FileInformation;
Irp->UserIosb = &IoStatusBlock;
Irp->UserEvent = (LocalEvent) ? &Event : NULL;
Irp->Flags = (LocalEvent) ? IRP_SYNCHRONOUS_API : 0;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
/* Set the Stack Data */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_QUERY_INFORMATION;
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
/* Set Parameters */
StackPtr->Parameters.QueryFile.FileInformationClass = FileInformationClass;
StackPtr->Parameters.QueryFile.Length = Length;
/* Call the Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(FileObject->DeviceObject, Irp);
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
if (LocalEvent)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&Event,
Executive,
KernelMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = IoStatusBlock.Status;
}
else
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
KernelMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = FileObject->FinalStatus;
}
}
/* Return the Length and Status. ReturnedLength is NOT optional */
*ReturnedLength = IoStatusBlock.Information;
return Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/*
* @unimplemented
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
IoSetFileOrigin(IN PFILE_OBJECT FileObject,
IN BOOLEAN Remote)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
/**
* @name NtCancelIoFile
*
* Cancel all pending I/O operations in the current thread for specified
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* file object.
*
* @param FileHandle
* Handle to file object to cancel requests for. No specific
* access rights are needed.
* @param IoStatusBlock
* Pointer to status block which is filled with final completition
* status on successful return.
*
* @return Status.
*
* @implemented
*/
NTSTATUS
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STDCALL
NtCancelIoFile(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock)
{
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject;
PETHREAD Thread;
PIRP Irp;
KIRQL OldIrql;
BOOLEAN OurIrpsInList = FALSE;
LARGE_INTEGER Interval;
KPROCESSOR_MODE PreviousMode;
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
PAGED_CODE();
PreviousMode = KeGetPreviousMode();
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if (PreviousMode != KernelMode)
{
_SEH_TRY
{
ProbeForWrite(IoStatusBlock,
sizeof(IO_STATUS_BLOCK),
sizeof(ULONG));
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
}
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(FileHandle,
0,
IoFileObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID*)&FileObject,
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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NULL);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
return Status;
/* IRP cancellations are synchronized at APC_LEVEL. */
OldIrql = KfRaiseIrql(APC_LEVEL);
/*
* Walk the list of active IRPs and cancel the ones that belong to
* our file object.
*/
Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
LIST_FOR_EACH(Irp, &Thread->IrpList, IRP, ThreadListEntry)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
if (Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject == FileObject)
{
IoCancelIrp(Irp);
/* Don't break here, we want to cancel all IRPs for the file object. */
OurIrpsInList = TRUE;
}
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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KfLowerIrql(OldIrql);
while (OurIrpsInList)
{
OurIrpsInList = FALSE;
/* Wait a short while and then look if all our IRPs were completed. */
Interval.QuadPart = -1000000; /* 100 milliseconds */
KeDelayExecutionThread(KernelMode, FALSE, &Interval);
OldIrql = KfRaiseIrql(APC_LEVEL);
/*
* Look in the list if all IRPs for the specified file object
* are completed (or cancelled). If someone sends a new IRP
* for our file object while we're here we can happily loop
* forever.
*/
LIST_FOR_EACH(Irp, &Thread->IrpList, IRP, ThreadListEntry)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
if (Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject == FileObject)
{
OurIrpsInList = TRUE;
break;
}
}
KfLowerIrql(OldIrql);
}
_SEH_TRY
{
IoStatusBlock->Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
IoStatusBlock->Information = 0;
Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL;
}
_SEH_END;
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
/*
* NAME EXPORTED
* NtCreateFile@44
*
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* DESCRIPTION
* Entry point to call IoCreateFile with
* default parameters.
*
* ARGUMENTS
* See IoCreateFile.
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* RETURN VALUE
* See IoCreateFile.
*
* REVISIONS
* 2000-03-25 (ea)
* Code originally in NtCreateFile moved in IoCreateFile.
*
* @implemented
*/
NTSTATUS
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
NtCreateFile(PHANDLE FileHandle,
ACCESS_MASK DesiredAccess,
POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES ObjectAttributes,
PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
PLARGE_INTEGER AllocateSize,
ULONG FileAttributes,
ULONG ShareAccess,
ULONG CreateDisposition,
ULONG CreateOptions,
PVOID EaBuffer,
ULONG EaLength)
{
/* Call the I/O Function */
return IoCreateFile(FileHandle,
DesiredAccess,
ObjectAttributes,
IoStatusBlock,
AllocateSize,
FileAttributes,
ShareAccess,
CreateDisposition,
CreateOptions,
EaBuffer,
EaLength,
CreateFileTypeNone,
NULL,
0);
}
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtCreateMailslotFile(OUT PHANDLE FileHandle,
IN ACCESS_MASK DesiredAccess,
IN POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES ObjectAttributes,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
IN ULONG CreateOptions,
IN ULONG MailslotQuota,
IN ULONG MaxMessageSize,
IN PLARGE_INTEGER TimeOut)
{
MAILSLOT_CREATE_PARAMETERS Buffer;
DPRINT("NtCreateMailslotFile(FileHandle 0x%p, DesiredAccess %x, "
"ObjectAttributes 0x%p)\n",
FileHandle,DesiredAccess,ObjectAttributes);
PAGED_CODE();
/* Check for Timeout */
if (TimeOut != NULL)
{
if (KeGetPreviousMode() != KernelMode)
{
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
_SEH_TRY
{
Buffer.ReadTimeout = ProbeForReadLargeInteger(TimeOut);
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
}
else
{
Buffer.ReadTimeout = *TimeOut;
}
Buffer.TimeoutSpecified = TRUE;
}
else
{
Buffer.TimeoutSpecified = FALSE;
}
/* Set Settings */
Buffer.MailslotQuota = MailslotQuota;
Buffer.MaximumMessageSize = MaxMessageSize;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Call I/O */
return IoCreateFile(FileHandle,
DesiredAccess,
ObjectAttributes,
IoStatusBlock,
NULL,
FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL,
FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE,
FILE_CREATE,
CreateOptions,
NULL,
0,
CreateFileTypeMailslot,
(PVOID)&Buffer,
0);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtCreateNamedPipeFile(PHANDLE FileHandle,
ACCESS_MASK DesiredAccess,
POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES ObjectAttributes,
PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
ULONG ShareAccess,
ULONG CreateDisposition,
ULONG CreateOptions,
ULONG NamedPipeType,
ULONG ReadMode,
ULONG CompletionMode,
ULONG MaximumInstances,
ULONG InboundQuota,
ULONG OutboundQuota,
PLARGE_INTEGER DefaultTimeout)
{
NAMED_PIPE_CREATE_PARAMETERS Buffer;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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DPRINT("NtCreateNamedPipeFile(FileHandle 0x%p, DesiredAccess %x, "
"ObjectAttributes 0x%p)\n",
FileHandle,DesiredAccess,ObjectAttributes);
PAGED_CODE();
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Check for Timeout */
if (DefaultTimeout != NULL)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
if (KeGetPreviousMode() != KernelMode)
{
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
_SEH_TRY
{
Buffer.DefaultTimeout = ProbeForReadLargeInteger(DefaultTimeout);
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
}
else
{
Buffer.DefaultTimeout = *DefaultTimeout;
}
Buffer.TimeoutSpecified = TRUE;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
else
Buffer.TimeoutSpecified = FALSE;
/* Set Settings */
Buffer.NamedPipeType = NamedPipeType;
Buffer.ReadMode = ReadMode;
Buffer.CompletionMode = CompletionMode;
Buffer.MaximumInstances = MaximumInstances;
Buffer.InboundQuota = InboundQuota;
Buffer.OutboundQuota = OutboundQuota;
/* Call I/O */
return IoCreateFile(FileHandle,
DesiredAccess,
ObjectAttributes,
IoStatusBlock,
NULL,
FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL,
ShareAccess,
CreateDisposition,
CreateOptions,
NULL,
0,
CreateFileTypeNamedPipe,
(PVOID)&Buffer,
0);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/*
* NAME EXPORTED
* NtDeleteFile@4
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* DESCRIPTION
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* ARGUMENTS
* ObjectAttributes
* ?
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* RETURN VALUE
*
* REVISIONS
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* @unimplemented
*/
NTSTATUS
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
NtDeleteFile(IN POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES ObjectAttributes)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return(STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED);
}
/*
* @implemented
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtDeviceIoControlFile(IN HANDLE DeviceHandle,
IN HANDLE Event OPTIONAL,
IN PIO_APC_ROUTINE UserApcRoutine OPTIONAL,
IN PVOID UserApcContext OPTIONAL,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
IN ULONG IoControlCode,
IN PVOID InputBuffer,
IN ULONG InputBufferLength OPTIONAL,
OUT PVOID OutputBuffer,
IN ULONG OutputBufferLength OPTIONAL)
{
/* Call the Generic Function */
return IopDeviceFsIoControl(DeviceHandle,
Event,
UserApcRoutine,
UserApcContext,
IoStatusBlock,
IoControlCode,
InputBuffer,
InputBufferLength,
OutputBuffer,
OutputBufferLength,
TRUE);
}
/*
* @implemented
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtFsControlFile(IN HANDLE DeviceHandle,
IN HANDLE Event OPTIONAL,
IN PIO_APC_ROUTINE UserApcRoutine OPTIONAL,
IN PVOID UserApcContext OPTIONAL,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
IN ULONG IoControlCode,
IN PVOID InputBuffer,
IN ULONG InputBufferLength OPTIONAL,
OUT PVOID OutputBuffer,
IN ULONG OutputBufferLength OPTIONAL)
{
return IopDeviceFsIoControl(DeviceHandle,
Event,
UserApcRoutine,
UserApcContext,
IoStatusBlock,
IoControlCode,
InputBuffer,
InputBufferLength,
OutputBuffer,
OutputBufferLength,
FALSE);
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtFlushWriteBuffer(VOID)
{
PAGED_CODE();
KeFlushWriteBuffer();
return STATUS_SUCCESS;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/*
* FUNCTION: Flushes cached file data to disk
* ARGUMENTS:
* FileHandle = Points to the file
* IoStatusBlock = Caller must supply storage to receive the result of
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* the flush buffers operation. The information field is
* set to number of bytes flushed to disk.
* RETURNS: Status
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* REMARKS: This function maps to the win32 FlushFileBuffers
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtFlushBuffersFile(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject = NULL;
PIRP Irp;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
KEVENT Event;
BOOLEAN LocalEvent = FALSE;
ACCESS_MASK DesiredAccess = FILE_WRITE_DATA;
OBJECT_HANDLE_INFORMATION ObjectHandleInfo;
KPROCESSOR_MODE PreviousMode;
PAGED_CODE();
PreviousMode = KeGetPreviousMode();
if (PreviousMode != KernelMode)
{
_SEH_TRY
{
ProbeForWrite(IoStatusBlock,
sizeof(IO_STATUS_BLOCK),
sizeof(ULONG));
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
}
/* Get the File Object */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(FileHandle,
0,
IoFileObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID*)&FileObject,
&ObjectHandleInfo);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return(Status);
/* check if the handle has either FILE_WRITE_DATA or FILE_APPEND_DATA was
granted. However, if this is a named pipe, make sure we don't ask for
FILE_APPEND_DATA as it interferes with the FILE_CREATE_PIPE_INSTANCE
access right! */
if (!(FileObject->Flags & FO_NAMED_PIPE))
DesiredAccess |= FILE_APPEND_DATA;
if (!RtlAreAnyAccessesGranted(ObjectHandleInfo.GrantedAccess,
DesiredAccess))
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED;
}
/* Check if this is a direct open or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
}
else
{
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
}
/* Check if we should use Sync IO or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO)
{
/* Use File Object event */
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
}
else
{
/* Use local event */
KeInitializeEvent(&Event, SynchronizationEvent, FALSE);
LocalEvent = TRUE;
}
/* Allocate the IRP */
if (!(Irp = IoAllocateIrp(DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE)))
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
/* Set up the IRP */
Irp->Flags = (LocalEvent) ? IRP_SYNCHRONOUS_API : 0;
Irp->RequestorMode = PreviousMode;
Irp->UserIosb = IoStatusBlock;
Irp->UserEvent = (LocalEvent) ? &Event : NULL;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
/* Set up Stack Data */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_FLUSH_BUFFERS;
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
/* Call the Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(DeviceObject, Irp);
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
if (LocalEvent)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = IoStatusBlock->Status;
}
else
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = FileObject->FinalStatus;
}
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Return the Status */
return Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/*
* @implemented
*/
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtNotifyChangeDirectoryFile(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
IN HANDLE Event OPTIONAL,
IN PIO_APC_ROUTINE ApcRoutine OPTIONAL,
IN PVOID ApcContext OPTIONAL,
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
OUT PVOID Buffer,
IN ULONG BufferSize,
IN ULONG CompletionFilter,
IN BOOLEAN WatchTree)
{
PIRP Irp;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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PFILE_OBJECT FileObject;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION IoStack;
KPROCESSOR_MODE PreviousMode;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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DPRINT("NtNotifyChangeDirectoryFile()\n");
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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PAGED_CODE();
PreviousMode = ExGetPreviousMode();
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if(PreviousMode != KernelMode)
{
_SEH_TRY
{
ProbeForWrite(IoStatusBlock,
sizeof(IO_STATUS_BLOCK),
sizeof(ULONG));
if(BufferSize != 0)
{
ProbeForWrite(Buffer,
BufferSize,
sizeof(ULONG));
}
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if(!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
return Status;
}
}
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(FileHandle,
FILE_LIST_DIRECTORY,
IoFileObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID *)&FileObject,
NULL);
if (Status != STATUS_SUCCESS) return(Status);
DeviceObject = FileObject->DeviceObject;
Irp = IoAllocateIrp(DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if (Irp==NULL)
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if (Event == NULL)
{
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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Event = &FileObject->Event;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Trigger FileObject/Event dereferencing */
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->RequestorMode = PreviousMode;
Irp->UserIosb = IoStatusBlock;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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Irp->UserEvent = Event;
KeResetEvent( Event );
Irp->UserBuffer = Buffer;
Irp->Overlay.AsynchronousParameters.UserApcRoutine = ApcRoutine;
Irp->Overlay.AsynchronousParameters.UserApcContext = ApcContext;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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IoStack = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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IoStack->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_DIRECTORY_CONTROL;
IoStack->MinorFunction = IRP_MN_NOTIFY_CHANGE_DIRECTORY;
IoStack->Flags = 0;
IoStack->Control = 0;
IoStack->DeviceObject = DeviceObject;
IoStack->FileObject = FileObject;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if (WatchTree)
{
IoStack->Flags = SL_WATCH_TREE;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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IoStack->Parameters.NotifyDirectory.CompletionFilter = CompletionFilter;
IoStack->Parameters.NotifyDirectory.Length = BufferSize;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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Status = IoCallDriver(FileObject->DeviceObject,Irp);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* FIXME: Should we wait here or not for synchronously opened files? */
return Status;
}
/*
* @unimplemented
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtLockFile(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
IN HANDLE EventHandle OPTIONAL,
IN PIO_APC_ROUTINE ApcRoutine OPTIONAL,
IN PVOID ApcContext OPTIONAL,
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
IN PLARGE_INTEGER ByteOffset,
IN PLARGE_INTEGER Length,
IN ULONG Key,
IN BOOLEAN FailImmediately,
IN BOOLEAN ExclusiveLock)
{
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject = NULL;
PLARGE_INTEGER LocalLength = NULL;
PIRP Irp = NULL;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
PKEVENT Event = NULL;
BOOLEAN LocalEvent = FALSE;
KPROCESSOR_MODE PreviousMode;
LARGE_INTEGER CapturedByteOffset, CapturedLength;
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
OBJECT_HANDLE_INFORMATION HandleInformation;
PAGED_CODE();
PreviousMode = KeGetPreviousMode();
CapturedByteOffset.QuadPart = 0;
CapturedLength.QuadPart = 0;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Get File Object */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(FileHandle,
0,
IoFileObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID*)&FileObject,
&HandleInformation);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if (PreviousMode != KernelMode)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
/* Must have either FILE_READ_DATA or FILE_WRITE_DATA access unless
we're in KernelMode! */
if (!(HandleInformation.GrantedAccess & (FILE_WRITE_DATA | FILE_READ_DATA)))
{
DPRINT1("Invalid access rights\n");
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED;
}
_SEH_TRY
{
ProbeForWrite(IoStatusBlock,
sizeof(IO_STATUS_BLOCK),
sizeof(ULONG));
CapturedByteOffset = ProbeForReadLargeInteger(ByteOffset);
CapturedLength = ProbeForReadLargeInteger(Length);
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
}
else
{
CapturedByteOffset = *ByteOffset;
CapturedLength = *Length;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/* Get Event Object */
if (EventHandle)
{
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(EventHandle,
EVENT_MODIFY_STATE,
ExEventObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID *)&Event,
NULL);
if (Status != STATUS_SUCCESS) return(Status);
KeClearEvent(Event);
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Check if this is a direct open or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
}
else
{
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/* Check if we should use Sync IO or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO)
{
/* Use File Object event */
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
}
else
{
LocalEvent = TRUE;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Allocate the IRP */
if (!(Irp = IoAllocateIrp(DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE)))
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Allocate local buffer */
LocalLength = ExAllocatePoolWithTag(NonPagedPool,
sizeof(LARGE_INTEGER),
TAG_LOCK);
if (!LocalLength)
{
IoFreeIrp(Irp);
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
*LocalLength = CapturedLength;
/* Set up the IRP */
Irp->RequestorMode = PreviousMode;
Irp->UserIosb = IoStatusBlock;
Irp->UserEvent = Event;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Set up Stack Data */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_LOCK_CONTROL;
StackPtr->MinorFunction = IRP_MN_LOCK;
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
/* Set Parameters */
StackPtr->Parameters.LockControl.Length = LocalLength;
StackPtr->Parameters.LockControl.ByteOffset = CapturedByteOffset;
StackPtr->Parameters.LockControl.Key = Key;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Set Flags */
if (FailImmediately) StackPtr->Flags = SL_FAIL_IMMEDIATELY;
if (ExclusiveLock) StackPtr->Flags |= SL_EXCLUSIVE_LOCK;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Call the Driver */
FileObject->LockOperation = TRUE;
Status = IoCallDriver(DeviceObject, Irp);
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
if (!LocalEvent)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = FileObject->FinalStatus;
}
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Return the Status */
return Status;
}
/*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* NAME EXPORTED
* NtOpenFile@24
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* DESCRIPTION
* Opens an existing file (simpler than NtCreateFile).
*
* ARGUMENTS
* FileHandle (OUT)
* Variable that receives the file handle on return;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* DesiredAccess
* Access desired by the caller to the file;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* ObjectAttributes
* Structue describing the file to be opened;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* IoStatusBlock (OUT)
* Receives details about the result of the
* operation;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* ShareAccess
* Type of shared access the caller requires;
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* OpenOptions
* Options for the file open.
*
* RETURN VALUE
* Status.
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* NOTE
* Undocumented.
*
* @implemented
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
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NtOpenFile(PHANDLE FileHandle,
ACCESS_MASK DesiredAccess,
POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES ObjectAttributes,
PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
ULONG ShareAccess,
ULONG OpenOptions)
{
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Call the I/O Function */
return IoCreateFile(FileHandle,
DesiredAccess,
ObjectAttributes,
IoStatusBlock,
NULL,
0,
ShareAccess,
FILE_OPEN,
OpenOptions,
NULL,
0,
CreateFileTypeNone,
NULL,
0);
}
NTSTATUS
IopQueryAttributesFile(IN POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES ObjectAttributes,
IN FILE_INFORMATION_CLASS FileInformationClass,
OUT PVOID FileInformation)
{
IO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock;
HANDLE FileHandle;
NTSTATUS Status;
KPROCESSOR_MODE AccessMode;
UNICODE_STRING ObjectName;
OBJECT_CREATE_INFORMATION ObjectCreateInfo;
OBJECT_ATTRIBUTES LocalObjectAttributes;
ULONG BufferSize;
union
{
FILE_BASIC_INFORMATION BasicInformation;
FILE_NETWORK_OPEN_INFORMATION NetworkOpenInformation;
}LocalFileInformation;
if (FileInformationClass == FileBasicInformation)
{
BufferSize = sizeof(FILE_BASIC_INFORMATION);
}
else if (FileInformationClass == FileNetworkOpenInformation)
{
BufferSize = sizeof(FILE_NETWORK_OPEN_INFORMATION);
}
else
{
return STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER;
}
AccessMode = ExGetPreviousMode();
if (AccessMode != KernelMode)
{
Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
_SEH_TRY
{
ProbeForWrite(FileInformation,
BufferSize,
sizeof(ULONG));
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
if (NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
Status = ObpCaptureObjectAttributes(ObjectAttributes,
AccessMode,
FALSE,
&ObjectCreateInfo,
&ObjectName);
}
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
return Status;
}
InitializeObjectAttributes(&LocalObjectAttributes,
&ObjectName,
ObjectCreateInfo.Attributes,
ObjectCreateInfo.RootDirectory,
ObjectCreateInfo.SecurityDescriptor);
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Open the file */
Status = ZwOpenFile(&FileHandle,
SYNCHRONIZE | FILE_READ_ATTRIBUTES,
AccessMode == KernelMode ? ObjectAttributes : &LocalObjectAttributes,
&IoStatusBlock,
0,
FILE_SYNCHRONOUS_IO_NONALERT);
if (AccessMode != KernelMode)
{
ObpReleaseCapturedAttributes(&ObjectCreateInfo);
if (ObjectName.Buffer) ObpReleaseCapturedName(&ObjectName);
}
if (!NT_SUCCESS (Status))
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
DPRINT ("ZwOpenFile() failed (Status %lx)\n", Status);
return Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/* Get file attributes */
Status = ZwQueryInformationFile(FileHandle,
&IoStatusBlock,
AccessMode == KernelMode ? FileInformation : &LocalFileInformation,
BufferSize,
FileInformationClass);
if (!NT_SUCCESS (Status))
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
DPRINT ("ZwQueryInformationFile() failed (Status %lx)\n", Status);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
ZwClose(FileHandle);
if (NT_SUCCESS(Status) && AccessMode != KernelMode)
{
_SEH_TRY
{
memcpy(FileInformation, &LocalFileInformation, BufferSize);
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
}
return Status;
}
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtQueryAttributesFile(IN POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES ObjectAttributes,
OUT PFILE_BASIC_INFORMATION FileInformation)
{
return IopQueryAttributesFile(ObjectAttributes,
FileBasicInformation,
FileInformation);
}
static NTSTATUS NTAPI
IopQueryDirectoryFileCompletion(IN PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject,
IN PIRP Irp,
IN PVOID Context)
{
ASSERT (Context);
DPRINT("IopQueryDirectoryFileCompletion was called for \'%wZ\'\n", Context);
ExFreePool(Context);
return STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
/*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* @implemented
*
* FUNCTION: Queries a directory file.
* ARGUMENTS:
* FileHandle = Handle to a directory file
* EventHandle = Handle to the event signaled on completion
* ApcRoutine = Asynchroneous procedure callback, called on completion
* ApcContext = Argument to the apc.
* IoStatusBlock = Caller supplies storage for extended status information.
* FileInformation = Caller supplies storage for the resulting information.
*
* FileNameInformation FILE_NAMES_INFORMATION
* FileDirectoryInformation FILE_DIRECTORY_INFORMATION
* FileFullDirectoryInformation FILE_FULL_DIRECTORY_INFORMATION
* FileBothDirectoryInformation FILE_BOTH_DIR_INFORMATION
*
* Length = Size of the storage supplied
* FileInformationClass = Indicates the type of information requested.
* ReturnSingleEntry = Specify true if caller only requests the first
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* directory found.
* FileName = Initial directory name to query, that may contain wild
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* cards.
* RestartScan = Number of times the action should be repeated
* RETURNS: Status [ STATUS_SUCCESS, STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED, STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES,
* STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER, STATUS_INVALID_DEVICE_REQUEST, STATUS_BUFFER_OVERFLOW,
* STATUS_INVALID_INFO_CLASS, STATUS_NO_SUCH_FILE, STATUS_NO_MORE_FILES ]
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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NtQueryDirectoryFile(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
IN HANDLE PEvent OPTIONAL,
IN PIO_APC_ROUTINE ApcRoutine OPTIONAL,
IN PVOID ApcContext OPTIONAL,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
OUT PVOID FileInformation,
IN ULONG Length,
IN FILE_INFORMATION_CLASS FileInformationClass,
IN BOOLEAN ReturnSingleEntry,
IN PUNICODE_STRING FileName OPTIONAL,
IN BOOLEAN RestartScan)
{
PIRP Irp;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject = NULL;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
KPROCESSOR_MODE PreviousMode = ExGetPreviousMode();
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
BOOLEAN LocalEvent = FALSE;
PKEVENT Event = NULL;
PUNICODE_STRING SearchPattern = NULL;
DPRINT("NtQueryDirectoryFile()\n");
PAGED_CODE();
/* Validate User-Mode Buffers */
if(PreviousMode != KernelMode)
{
_SEH_TRY
{
ProbeForWrite(IoStatusBlock,
sizeof(IO_STATUS_BLOCK),
sizeof(ULONG));
ProbeForWrite(FileInformation,
Length,
sizeof(ULONG));
if (FileName)
{
UNICODE_STRING CapturedFileName;
CapturedFileName = ProbeForReadUnicodeString(FileName);
ProbeForRead(CapturedFileName.Buffer,
CapturedFileName.MaximumLength,
1);
SearchPattern = ExAllocatePool(NonPagedPool, CapturedFileName.Length + sizeof(WCHAR) + sizeof(UNICODE_STRING));
if (SearchPattern == NULL)
{
Status = STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
_SEH_LEAVE;
}
SearchPattern->Buffer = (PWCHAR)((ULONG_PTR)SearchPattern + sizeof(UNICODE_STRING));
SearchPattern->MaximumLength = CapturedFileName.Length + sizeof(WCHAR);
RtlCopyUnicodeString(SearchPattern, &CapturedFileName);
}
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if(!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
goto Cleanup;
}
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Get File Object */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(FileHandle,
FILE_LIST_DIRECTORY,
IoFileObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID *)&FileObject,
NULL);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
goto Cleanup;
}
/* Get Event Object */
if (PEvent)
{
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(PEvent,
EVENT_MODIFY_STATE,
ExEventObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID *)&Event,
NULL);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
goto Cleanup;
}
KeClearEvent(Event);
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Check if this is a direct open or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
}
else
{
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
}
/* Check if we should use Sync IO or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO)
{
/* Use File Object event */
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
}
else
{
LocalEvent = TRUE;
}
/* Allocate the IRP */
if (!(Irp = IoAllocateIrp(DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE)))
{
Status = STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
goto Cleanup;
}
/* Set up the IRP */
Irp->RequestorMode = PreviousMode;
Irp->UserIosb = IoStatusBlock;
Irp->UserEvent = Event;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->UserBuffer = FileInformation;
Irp->Overlay.AsynchronousParameters.UserApcRoutine = ApcRoutine;
Irp->Overlay.AsynchronousParameters.UserApcContext = ApcContext;
/* Set up Stack Data */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
StackPtr->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_DIRECTORY_CONTROL;
StackPtr->MinorFunction = IRP_MN_QUERY_DIRECTORY;
/* Set Parameters */
StackPtr->Parameters.QueryDirectory.FileInformationClass = FileInformationClass;
StackPtr->Parameters.QueryDirectory.FileName = SearchPattern ? SearchPattern : FileName;
StackPtr->Parameters.QueryDirectory.FileIndex = 0;
StackPtr->Parameters.QueryDirectory.Length = Length;
StackPtr->Flags = 0;
if (RestartScan) StackPtr->Flags = SL_RESTART_SCAN;
if (ReturnSingleEntry) StackPtr->Flags |= SL_RETURN_SINGLE_ENTRY;
if (SearchPattern)
{
IoSetCompletionRoutine(Irp,
IopQueryDirectoryFileCompletion,
SearchPattern,
TRUE,
TRUE,
TRUE);
}
/* Call the Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(DeviceObject, Irp);
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
if (!LocalEvent)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = FileObject->FinalStatus;
}
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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return Status;
Cleanup:
if (FileObject != NULL)
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
}
if (Event != NULL)
{
ObDereferenceObject(Event);
}
if (SearchPattern != NULL)
{
ExFreePool(SearchPattern);
}
/* Return the Status */
return Status;
}
/*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* @unimplemented
*/
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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NTSTATUS STDCALL
NtQueryEaFile(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
OUT PVOID Buffer,
IN ULONG Length,
IN BOOLEAN ReturnSingleEntry,
IN PVOID EaList OPTIONAL,
IN ULONG EaListLength,
IN PULONG EaIndex OPTIONAL,
IN BOOLEAN RestartScan)
{
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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UNIMPLEMENTED;
return STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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NtQueryFullAttributesFile(IN POBJECT_ATTRIBUTES ObjectAttributes,
OUT PFILE_NETWORK_OPEN_INFORMATION FileInformation)
{
return IopQueryAttributesFile(ObjectAttributes,
FileNetworkOpenInformation,
FileInformation);
}
/*
* @implemented
*/
NTSTATUS STDCALL
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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NtQueryInformationFile(HANDLE FileHandle,
PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
PVOID FileInformation,
ULONG Length,
FILE_INFORMATION_CLASS FileInformationClass)
{
OBJECT_HANDLE_INFORMATION HandleInformation;
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject;
NTSTATUS Status;
PIRP Irp;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
KPROCESSOR_MODE PreviousMode = ExGetPreviousMode();
KEVENT Event;
BOOLEAN LocalEvent = FALSE;
BOOLEAN Failed = FALSE;
ASSERT(IoStatusBlock != NULL);
ASSERT(FileInformation != NULL);
DPRINT("NtQueryInformationFile(Handle 0x%p StatBlk 0x%p FileInfo 0x%p Length %d "
"Class %d)\n", FileHandle, IoStatusBlock, FileInformation,
Length, FileInformationClass);
/* Reference the Handle */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(FileHandle,
0,
IoFileObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID *)&FileObject,
&HandleInformation);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
/* Check information class specific access rights */
switch (FileInformationClass)
{
case FileBasicInformation:
if (!(HandleInformation.GrantedAccess & FILE_READ_ATTRIBUTES))
Failed = TRUE;
break;
case FilePositionInformation:
if (!(HandleInformation.GrantedAccess & (FILE_READ_DATA | FILE_WRITE_DATA)) ||
!(FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO))
Failed = TRUE;
break;
default:
break;
}
if (Failed)
{
DPRINT1("NtQueryInformationFile() returns STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED!\n");
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED;
}
if (FileInformationClass == FilePositionInformation)
{
if (Length < sizeof(FILE_POSITION_INFORMATION))
{
Status = STATUS_BUFFER_OVERFLOW;
}
else
{
_SEH_TRY
{
((PFILE_POSITION_INFORMATION)FileInformation)->CurrentByteOffset = FileObject->CurrentByteOffset;
IoStatusBlock->Information = sizeof(FILE_POSITION_INFORMATION);
Status = IoStatusBlock->Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
}
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
DPRINT("FileObject 0x%p\n", FileObject);
/* Check if this is a direct open or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
}
else
{
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
}
if (FileInformationClass == FileAlignmentInformation)
{
if (Length < sizeof(FILE_ALIGNMENT_INFORMATION))
{
Status = STATUS_BUFFER_OVERFLOW;
}
else
{
_SEH_TRY
{
((PFILE_ALIGNMENT_INFORMATION)FileInformation)->AlignmentRequirement = DeviceObject->AlignmentRequirement;
IoStatusBlock->Information = sizeof(FILE_ALIGNMENT_INFORMATION);
Status = IoStatusBlock->Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
}
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
/* Check if we should use Sync IO or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO)
{
/* Use File Object event */
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
}
else
{
/* Use local event */
KeInitializeEvent(&Event, SynchronizationEvent, FALSE);
LocalEvent = TRUE;
}
/* Allocate the IRP */
if (!(Irp = IoAllocateIrp(DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE)))
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
/* Allocate the System Buffer */
if (!(Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer = ExAllocatePoolWithTag(NonPagedPool,
Length,
TAG_SYSB)))
{
IoFreeIrp(Irp);
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Set up the IRP */
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->RequestorMode = PreviousMode;
Irp->UserIosb = IoStatusBlock;
Irp->UserEvent = (LocalEvent) ? &Event : NULL;
Irp->UserBuffer = FileInformation;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
Irp->Flags = IRP_BUFFERED_IO | IRP_DEALLOCATE_BUFFER | IRP_INPUT_OPERATION;
Irp->Flags |= (LocalEvent) ? IRP_SYNCHRONOUS_API : 0;
/* Set up Stack Data */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_QUERY_INFORMATION;
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Set the Parameters */
StackPtr->Parameters.QueryFile.FileInformationClass = FileInformationClass;
StackPtr->Parameters.QueryFile.Length = Length;
/* Call the Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(DeviceObject, Irp);
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
if (LocalEvent)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = IoStatusBlock->Status;
}
else
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = FileObject->FinalStatus;
}
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Return the Status */
return Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/*
* @unimplemented
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtQueryQuotaInformationFile(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
OUT PVOID Buffer,
IN ULONG Length,
IN BOOLEAN ReturnSingleEntry,
IN PVOID SidList OPTIONAL,
IN ULONG SidListLength,
IN PSID StartSid OPTIONAL,
IN BOOLEAN RestartScan)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
/*
* NAME EXPORTED
* NtReadFile
*
* DESCRIPTION
*
* ARGUMENTS
*
* RETURN VALUE
*
* REVISIONS
*
* @implemented
*/
NTSTATUS
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
NtReadFile(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
IN HANDLE Event OPTIONAL,
IN PIO_APC_ROUTINE ApcRoutine OPTIONAL,
IN PVOID ApcContext OPTIONAL,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
OUT PVOID Buffer,
IN ULONG Length,
IN PLARGE_INTEGER ByteOffset OPTIONAL,
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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IN PULONG Key OPTIONAL)
{
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject;
PIRP Irp = NULL;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
KPROCESSOR_MODE PreviousMode;
PKEVENT EventObject = NULL;
LARGE_INTEGER CapturedByteOffset;
ULONG CapturedKey = 0;
BOOLEAN Synchronous = FALSE;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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DPRINT("NtReadFile(FileHandle 0x%p Buffer 0x%p Length %x ByteOffset 0x%p, "
"IoStatusBlock 0x%p)\n", FileHandle, Buffer, Length, ByteOffset,
IoStatusBlock);
PAGED_CODE();
PreviousMode = KeGetPreviousMode();
CapturedByteOffset.QuadPart = 0;
/* Validate User-Mode Buffers */
if(PreviousMode != KernelMode)
{
_SEH_TRY
{
ProbeForWrite(IoStatusBlock,
sizeof(IO_STATUS_BLOCK),
sizeof(ULONG));
ProbeForWrite(Buffer,
Length,
1);
if (ByteOffset != NULL)
{
CapturedByteOffset = ProbeForReadLargeInteger(ByteOffset);
}
if (Key != NULL)
{
CapturedKey = ProbeForReadUlong(Key);
}
/* FIXME - probe other pointers and capture information */
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if(!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
}
else
{
if (ByteOffset != NULL)
{
CapturedByteOffset = *ByteOffset;
}
if (Key != NULL)
{
CapturedKey = *Key;
}
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Get File Object */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(FileHandle,
FILE_READ_DATA,
IoFileObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID*)&FileObject,
NULL);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
/* Check if we should use Sync IO or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO)
{
if (ByteOffset == NULL ||
(CapturedByteOffset.u.LowPart == FILE_USE_FILE_POINTER_POSITION &&
CapturedByteOffset.u.HighPart == -1))
{
/* Use the Current Byte OFfset */
CapturedByteOffset = FileObject->CurrentByteOffset;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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Synchronous = TRUE;
}
else if (ByteOffset == NULL && !(FileObject->Flags & FO_NAMED_PIPE))
{
/* a valid ByteOffset is required if asynch. op. */
DPRINT1("NtReadFile: missing ByteOffset for asynch. op (0x%p)\n",
ByteOffset);
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Check for event */
if (Event)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
/* Reference it */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(Event,
EVENT_MODIFY_STATE,
ExEventObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID*)&EventObject,
NULL);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
KeClearEvent(EventObject);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/* Check if this is a direct open or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
}
else
{
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
}
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
/* Create the IRP */
_SEH_TRY
{
Irp = IoBuildSynchronousFsdRequest(IRP_MJ_READ,
DeviceObject,
Buffer,
Length,
&CapturedByteOffset,
EventObject,
IoStatusBlock);
if (Irp == NULL)
{
Status = STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Cleanup if IRP Allocation Failed */
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
if (Event) ObDereferenceObject(EventObject);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Set up IRP Data */
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->RequestorMode = PreviousMode;
Irp->Overlay.AsynchronousParameters.UserApcRoutine = ApcRoutine;
Irp->Overlay.AsynchronousParameters.UserApcContext = ApcContext;
Irp->Flags |= IRP_READ_OPERATION;
#if 0
/* FIXME:
* Vfat doesn't handle non cached files correctly.
*/
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_NO_INTERMEDIATE_BUFFERING) Irp->Flags |= IRP_NOCACHE;
#endif
/* Setup Stack Data */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
StackPtr->Parameters.Read.Key = CapturedKey;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Call the Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(DeviceObject, Irp);
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
if (Synchronous)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = FileObject->FinalStatus;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/* Return the Status */
return Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
/*
* NAME EXPORTED
* NtReadFileScatter
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* DESCRIPTION
*
* ARGUMENTS
*
* RETURN VALUE
*
* REVISIONS
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtReadFileScatter(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
IN HANDLE Event OPTIONAL,
IN PIO_APC_ROUTINE UserApcRoutine OPTIONAL,
IN PVOID UserApcContext OPTIONAL,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK UserIoStatusBlock,
IN FILE_SEGMENT_ELEMENT BufferDescription [],
IN ULONG BufferLength,
IN PLARGE_INTEGER ByteOffset,
IN PULONG Key OPTIONAL)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return(STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED);
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/*
* @unimplemented
*/
NTSTATUS
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
NtSetEaFile(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
IN PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
IN PVOID EaBuffer,
IN ULONG EaBufferSize)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
/*
* @implemented
*/
NTSTATUS STDCALL
NtSetInformationFile(HANDLE FileHandle,
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
PVOID FileInformation,
ULONG Length,
FILE_INFORMATION_CLASS FileInformationClass)
{
OBJECT_HANDLE_INFORMATION HandleInformation;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
PIRP Irp;
KEVENT Event;
BOOLEAN LocalEvent = FALSE;
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
KPROCESSOR_MODE PreviousMode = ExGetPreviousMode();
BOOLEAN Failed = FALSE;
DPRINT("NtSetInformationFile(Handle 0x%p StatBlk 0x%p FileInfo 0x%p Length %d "
"Class %d)\n", FileHandle, IoStatusBlock, FileInformation,
Length, FileInformationClass);
if (PreviousMode != KernelMode)
{
_SEH_TRY
{
if (IoStatusBlock != NULL)
{
ProbeForWrite(IoStatusBlock,
sizeof(IO_STATUS_BLOCK),
sizeof(ULONG));
}
if (Length != 0)
{
ProbeForRead(FileInformation,
Length,
1);
}
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
return Status;
}
}
else
{
ASSERT(IoStatusBlock != NULL);
ASSERT(FileInformation != NULL);
}
/* Get the file object from the file handle */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(FileHandle,
0,
IoFileObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID *)&FileObject,
&HandleInformation);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
/* Check information class specific access rights */
switch (FileInformationClass)
{
case FileBasicInformation:
if (!(HandleInformation.GrantedAccess & FILE_WRITE_ATTRIBUTES))
Failed = TRUE;
break;
case FileDispositionInformation:
if (!(HandleInformation.GrantedAccess & DELETE))
Failed = TRUE;
break;
case FilePositionInformation:
if (!(HandleInformation.GrantedAccess & (FILE_READ_DATA | FILE_WRITE_DATA)) ||
!(FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO))
Failed = TRUE;
break;
case FileEndOfFileInformation:
if (!(HandleInformation.GrantedAccess & FILE_WRITE_DATA))
Failed = TRUE;
break;
default:
break;
}
if (Failed)
{
DPRINT1("NtSetInformationFile() returns STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED!\n");
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED;
}
DPRINT("FileObject 0x%p\n", FileObject);
if (FileInformationClass == FilePositionInformation)
{
if (Length < sizeof(FILE_POSITION_INFORMATION))
{
Status = STATUS_BUFFER_OVERFLOW;
}
else
{
_SEH_TRY
{
FileObject->CurrentByteOffset = ((PFILE_POSITION_INFORMATION)FileInformation)->CurrentByteOffset;
IoStatusBlock->Information = 0;
Status = IoStatusBlock->Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
}
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
/* FIXME: Later, we can implement a lot of stuff here and avoid a driver call */
/* Handle IO Completion Port quickly */
if (FileInformationClass == FileCompletionInformation)
{
PVOID Queue;
PFILE_COMPLETION_INFORMATION CompletionInfo = FileInformation;
PIO_COMPLETION_CONTEXT Context;
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO || FileObject->CompletionContext != NULL)
{
Status = STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER;
}
else
{
if (Length < sizeof(FILE_COMPLETION_INFORMATION))
{
Status = STATUS_INFO_LENGTH_MISMATCH;
}
else
{
/* Reference the Port */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(CompletionInfo->Port, /* FIXME - protect with SEH! */
IO_COMPLETION_MODIFY_STATE,
IoCompletionType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID*)&Queue,
NULL);
if (NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
/* Allocate the Context */
Context = ExAllocatePoolWithTag(PagedPool,
sizeof(IO_COMPLETION_CONTEXT),
TAG('I', 'o', 'C', 'p'));
if (Context != NULL)
{
/* Set the Data */
Context->Key = CompletionInfo->Key; /* FIXME - protect with SEH! */
Context->Port = Queue;
if (InterlockedCompareExchangePointer(&FileObject->CompletionContext,
Context,
NULL) != NULL)
{
/* someone else set the completion port in the
meanwhile, fail */
ExFreePool(Context);
ObDereferenceObject(Queue);
Status = STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER;
}
}
else
{
/* Dereference the Port now */
ObDereferenceObject(Queue);
Status = STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
}
}
}
/* Complete the I/O */
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
/* Check if this is a direct open or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
}
else
{
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
}
/* Check if we should use Sync IO or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO)
{
/* Use File Object event */
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
}
else
{
/* Use local event */
KeInitializeEvent(&Event, SynchronizationEvent, FALSE);
LocalEvent = TRUE;
}
/* Allocate the IRP */
if (!(Irp = IoAllocateIrp(DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE)))
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
/* Allocate the System Buffer */
if (!(Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer = ExAllocatePoolWithTag(NonPagedPool,
Length,
TAG_SYSB)))
{
Status = STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
goto failfreeirp;
}
/* Copy the data inside */
if (PreviousMode != KernelMode)
{
_SEH_TRY
{
/* no need to probe again */
RtlCopyMemory(Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer,
FileInformation,
Length);
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
ExFreePoolWithTag(Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer,
TAG_SYSB);
Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer = NULL;
failfreeirp:
IoFreeIrp(Irp);
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
}
else
{
RtlCopyMemory(Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer,
FileInformation,
Length);
}
/* Set up the IRP */
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->RequestorMode = PreviousMode;
Irp->UserIosb = IoStatusBlock;
Irp->UserEvent = (LocalEvent) ? &Event : NULL;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
Irp->Flags = IRP_BUFFERED_IO | IRP_DEALLOCATE_BUFFER;
Irp->Flags |= (LocalEvent) ? IRP_SYNCHRONOUS_API : 0;
/* Set up Stack Data */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_SET_INFORMATION;
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
/* Set the Parameters */
StackPtr->Parameters.SetFile.FileInformationClass = FileInformationClass;
StackPtr->Parameters.SetFile.Length = Length;
/* Call the Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(DeviceObject, Irp);
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
if (LocalEvent)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
_SEH_TRY
{
Status = IoStatusBlock->Status;
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
}
else
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
_SEH_TRY
{
Status = FileObject->FinalStatus;
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
}
}
/* Return the Status */
return Status;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/*
* @unimplemented
*/
NTSTATUS
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
NtSetQuotaInformationFile(HANDLE FileHandle,
PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
PVOID Buffer,
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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ULONG BufferLength)
{
UNIMPLEMENTED;
return STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
/*
* @unimplemented
*/
NTSTATUS
STDCALL
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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NtUnlockFile(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
IN PLARGE_INTEGER ByteOffset,
IN PLARGE_INTEGER Length,
IN ULONG Key OPTIONAL)
{
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject = NULL;
PLARGE_INTEGER LocalLength = NULL;
PIRP Irp = NULL;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
KEVENT Event;
BOOLEAN LocalEvent = FALSE;
KPROCESSOR_MODE PreviousMode;
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
LARGE_INTEGER CapturedByteOffset, CapturedLength;
OBJECT_HANDLE_INFORMATION HandleInformation;
PAGED_CODE();
PreviousMode = KeGetPreviousMode();
CapturedByteOffset.QuadPart = 0;
CapturedLength.QuadPart = 0;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Get File Object */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(FileHandle,
0,
IoFileObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID*)&FileObject,
&HandleInformation);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if (PreviousMode != KernelMode)
{
/* Must have either FILE_READ_DATA or FILE_WRITE_DATA access unless we're
in KernelMode! */
if (!(HandleInformation.GrantedAccess & (FILE_WRITE_DATA | FILE_READ_DATA)))
{
DPRINT1("Invalid access rights\n");
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED;
}
_SEH_TRY
{
ProbeForWrite(IoStatusBlock,
sizeof(IO_STATUS_BLOCK),
sizeof(ULONG));
CapturedByteOffset = ProbeForReadLargeInteger(ByteOffset);
CapturedLength = ProbeForReadLargeInteger(Length);
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
}
else
{
CapturedByteOffset = *ByteOffset;
CapturedLength = *Length;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Check if this is a direct open or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
}
else
{
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Check if we should use Sync IO or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO)
{
/* Use File Object event */
KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
}
else
{
/* Use local event */
KeInitializeEvent(&Event, SynchronizationEvent, FALSE);
LocalEvent = TRUE;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Allocate the IRP */
if (!(Irp = IoAllocateIrp(DeviceObject->StackSize, FALSE)))
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Allocate local buffer */
LocalLength = ExAllocatePoolWithTag(NonPagedPool,
sizeof(LARGE_INTEGER),
TAG_LOCK);
if (!LocalLength)
{
IoFreeIrp(Irp);
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
*LocalLength = CapturedLength;
/* Set up the IRP */
Irp->Flags = (LocalEvent) ? IRP_SYNCHRONOUS_API : 0;
Irp->RequestorMode = PreviousMode;
Irp->UserIosb = IoStatusBlock;
Irp->UserEvent = (LocalEvent) ? &Event : NULL;
Irp->Tail.Overlay.Thread = PsGetCurrentThread();
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Set up Stack Data */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->MajorFunction = IRP_MJ_LOCK_CONTROL;
StackPtr->MinorFunction = IRP_MN_UNLOCK_SINGLE;
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
/* Set Parameters */
StackPtr->Parameters.LockControl.Length = LocalLength;
StackPtr->Parameters.LockControl.ByteOffset = CapturedByteOffset;
StackPtr->Parameters.LockControl.Key = Key;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Call the Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(DeviceObject, Irp);
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
if (LocalEvent)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = IoStatusBlock->Status;
}
else
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = FileObject->FinalStatus;
}
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Return the Status */
return Status;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/*
* NAME EXPORTED
* NtWriteFile
*
* DESCRIPTION
*
* ARGUMENTS
*
* RETURN VALUE
*
* REVISIONS
*
* @implemented
*/
NTSTATUS
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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STDCALL
NtWriteFile (IN HANDLE FileHandle,
IN HANDLE Event OPTIONAL,
IN PIO_APC_ROUTINE ApcRoutine OPTIONAL,
IN PVOID ApcContext OPTIONAL,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock,
IN PVOID Buffer,
IN ULONG Length,
IN PLARGE_INTEGER ByteOffset OPTIONAL, /* NOT optional for asynch. operations! */
IN PULONG Key OPTIONAL)
{
OBJECT_HANDLE_INFORMATION ObjectHandleInfo;
NTSTATUS Status = STATUS_SUCCESS;
PFILE_OBJECT FileObject;
PIRP Irp = NULL;
PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject;
PIO_STACK_LOCATION StackPtr;
KPROCESSOR_MODE PreviousMode;
BOOLEAN Synchronous = FALSE;
PKEVENT EventObject = NULL;
LARGE_INTEGER CapturedByteOffset;
ULONG CapturedKey = 0;
ACCESS_MASK DesiredAccess = FILE_WRITE_DATA;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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DPRINT("NtWriteFile(FileHandle 0x%p Buffer 0x%p Length %x ByteOffset 0x%p, "
"IoStatusBlock 0x%p)\n", FileHandle, Buffer, Length, ByteOffset,
IoStatusBlock);
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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PAGED_CODE();
PreviousMode = KeGetPreviousMode();
CapturedByteOffset.QuadPart = 0;
/* Get File Object */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(FileHandle,
0,
IoFileObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID*)&FileObject,
&ObjectHandleInfo);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
/* If this is a named pipe, make sure we don't ask for FILE_APPEND_DATA as it
overlaps with the FILE_CREATE_PIPE_INSTANCE access right! */
if (!(FileObject->Flags & FO_NAMED_PIPE))
DesiredAccess |= FILE_APPEND_DATA;
/* Validate User-Mode Buffers */
if(PreviousMode != KernelMode)
{
/* check if the handle has either FILE_WRITE_DATA or FILE_APPEND_DATA was
granted. */
if (!RtlAreAnyAccessesGranted(ObjectHandleInfo.GrantedAccess,
DesiredAccess))
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED;
}
_SEH_TRY
{
ProbeForWrite(IoStatusBlock,
sizeof(IO_STATUS_BLOCK),
sizeof(ULONG));
ProbeForRead(Buffer,
Length,
1);
if (ByteOffset != NULL)
{
CapturedByteOffset = ProbeForReadLargeInteger(ByteOffset);
}
if (Key != NULL)
{
CapturedKey = ProbeForReadUlong(Key);
}
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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if(!NT_SUCCESS(Status)) return Status;
}
else
{
if (ByteOffset != NULL)
{
CapturedByteOffset = *ByteOffset;
}
if (Key != NULL)
{
CapturedKey = *Key;
}
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* check if this is an append operation */
if ((ObjectHandleInfo.GrantedAccess & DesiredAccess) == FILE_APPEND_DATA)
{
/* Give the drivers something to understand */
CapturedByteOffset.u.LowPart = FILE_WRITE_TO_END_OF_FILE;
CapturedByteOffset.u.HighPart = -1;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Check if we should use Sync IO or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_SYNCHRONOUS_IO)
{
if (ByteOffset == NULL ||
(CapturedByteOffset.u.LowPart == FILE_USE_FILE_POINTER_POSITION &&
CapturedByteOffset.u.HighPart == -1))
{
/* Use the Current Byte OFfset */
CapturedByteOffset = FileObject->CurrentByteOffset;
}
Synchronous = TRUE;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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}
else if (ByteOffset == NULL && !(FileObject->Flags & FO_NAMED_PIPE))
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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{
/* a valid ByteOffset is required if asynch. op. */
DPRINT1("NtReadFile: missing ByteOffset for asynch. op (0x%p)\n",
ByteOffset);
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER;
}
/* Check if we got an event */
if (Event)
{
/* Reference it */
Status = ObReferenceObjectByHandle(Event,
EVENT_MODIFY_STATE,
ExEventObjectType,
PreviousMode,
(PVOID*)&EventObject,
NULL);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
KeClearEvent(EventObject);
}
/* Check if this is a direct open or not */
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_DIRECT_DEVICE_OPEN)
{
DeviceObject = IoGetAttachedDevice(FileObject->DeviceObject);
}
else
{
DeviceObject = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(FileObject);
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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KeClearEvent(&FileObject->Event);
/* Build the IRP */
_SEH_TRY
{
Irp = IoBuildSynchronousFsdRequest(IRP_MJ_WRITE,
DeviceObject,
Buffer,
Length,
&CapturedByteOffset,
EventObject,
IoStatusBlock);
if (Irp == NULL)
{
Status = STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
}
}
_SEH_HANDLE
{
Status = _SEH_GetExceptionCode();
}
_SEH_END;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Cleanup on failure */
if (!NT_SUCCESS(Status))
{
if (Event)
{
ObDereferenceObject(&EventObject);
}
ObDereferenceObject(FileObject);
return Status;
}
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Set up IRP Data */
Irp->Tail.Overlay.OriginalFileObject = FileObject;
Irp->RequestorMode = PreviousMode;
Irp->Overlay.AsynchronousParameters.UserApcRoutine = ApcRoutine;
Irp->Overlay.AsynchronousParameters.UserApcContext = ApcContext;
Irp->Flags |= IRP_WRITE_OPERATION;
#if 0
/* FIXME:
* Vfat doesn't handle non cached files correctly.
*/
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_NO_INTERMEDIATE_BUFFERING) Irp->Flags |= IRP_NOCACHE;
#endif
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Setup Stack Data */
StackPtr = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp);
StackPtr->FileObject = FileObject;
StackPtr->Parameters.Write.Key = CapturedKey;
if (FileObject->Flags & FO_WRITE_THROUGH) StackPtr->Flags = SL_WRITE_THROUGH;
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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/* Call the Driver */
Status = IoCallDriver(DeviceObject, Irp);
if (Status == STATUS_PENDING)
{
if (Synchronous)
{
KeWaitForSingleObject(&FileObject->Event,
Executive,
PreviousMode,
FileObject->Flags & FO_ALERTABLE_IO,
NULL);
Status = FileObject->FinalStatus;
}
}
/* Return the Status */
return Status;
}
/*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* NAME EXPORTED
* NtWriteFileGather
*
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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* DESCRIPTION
*
* ARGUMENTS
*
* RETURN VALUE
*
* REVISIONS
*/
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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NTSTATUS
STDCALL
NtWriteFileGather(IN HANDLE FileHandle,
IN HANDLE Event OPTIONAL,
IN PIO_APC_ROUTINE UserApcRoutine OPTIONAL,
IN PVOID UserApcContext OPTIONAL,
OUT PIO_STATUS_BLOCK UserIoStatusBlock,
IN FILE_SEGMENT_ELEMENT BufferDescription [],
IN ULONG BufferLength,
IN PLARGE_INTEGER ByteOffset,
IN PULONG Key OPTIONAL)
{
IO Manager Cleanup continues: - Removed many extra files that expanded the I/O Manager too much. We usually stick with the standard of one object/class per file, like io/device.c or io/controller.c, so it was very confusing to have some objects split up in 5 or 6 different files, some containing only one api. Additionally, even a third system was used, were objects were bunched up together by class. This mess was so bad that NtCreateFile, IopCreateFile, IoCreateFile, IopDeleteFile, NtDeleteFile and NtWriteFile were in 5 different files (as an example). - Cleaned up some IRP code and fixed a couple of bugs, mainly: - Write I/O Type in IRP - Write proper IRP Flags where they shoudl be used (Will help for completing requests when i clean up that code) - Do *NOT* zero out buffers or data that shouldn't be zeroed. Scsiport actually dependen on this incorrect behaviour. Code should never depend on a buffer being zeroed! - Remove a lot of duplicated code and helper/alternate functions that weren't really useful. - Free MDL and IRP on some failures where we didn't - Alphabetized some of the large io files for easier lookup of functions. This and the deletions have resulted in a completely bloated diff file. I will provide a cleaned up diff on request by manually downloading the old revision and copy/pasting the new code directly above it. The functions which we touched are: - IoAllocateIrp - IoBuild[A]SyncronousFsdRequest - IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest - IoInitializeIrp - IoPageRead, IoSynchronousPageWrite svn path=/trunk/; revision=14837
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