For reference, see the cdfs/cd.h RAW_ISO_VD structure.
Each of the old "VolumeSetSize", "VolumeSequenceNumber" and "LogicalBlockSize"
ULONG fields actually correspond to pairs of USHORT fields:
"VolumeSetSizeL" and "VolumeSetSizeM", etc., where the "L" one contains
the value in little-endian format, while the "M" one contains the same
value in big-endian format.
Additionally, use UCHARs for the character arrays.
Create the section with PAGE_READWRITE, not PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE and map in user mode with PAGE_READONLY, not PAGE_EXECUTE_READ.
Original commit was ea5261f in 2006. The comments suggest that back then the heap code had issues with it, which is not the case anymore.
- Delete CAppRichEdit::SetWelcomeText() and move its implementation
inside CAppInfoDisplay::SetWelcomeText().
- Make CAppInfoDisplay::SetWelcomeText() select a suitable text,
depending on normal mode or APPWIZ mode.
- IDS_WELCOME_TITLE: Remove the double \n\n from the resources,
and add them programmatically instead.
The count makes sense only in normal mode, where we can select many apps
for bulk-install.
Split the IDS_APPS_COUNT string into it and IDS_APPS_SELECT_COUNT, and
append the number of selected apps only when we aren't in APPWIZ mode.
- Only the "Installed/Applications/Updates" items are shown.
- Delete the "Settings" item in the "File" menu.
- Remove unnecessary toolbar buttons: ID_INSTALL, ID_CHECK_ALL, ID_RESETDB.
- gui.cpp CMainWindow::ProcessWindowMessage():
Forbid the "Install" tree-view section to collapse.
However, there is currently a bug in Wine's comctl32, which ignores
the value returned from the TVN_ITEMEXPANDING notification handler
to control the collapse/expansion behaviour.
https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=53727
As a result, this feature doesn't work in ReactOS yet.
As it currently is, it doesn't provide much useful information.
It will be re-enabled later when we support other columns ("Publisher",
"Size", "Installed on", ...) and the possibility to show/hide columns.
- The #if was missing x86 (Windows SDK bug!)
- The unaligned attribute was on the wrong side (Windows SDK bug!)
- Add a comment that these are unsafe and shouldn't be used
This function is exported from shlwapi.dll since version 4.71.
It has been publicly documented in MS PSDK and MSDN since at least
Windows XP/2003 and claimed to be declared in shlwapi.h; however,
this is inaccurate: it has been declared only starting Vista PSDK.
This is a single header that wraps around the RTL bitmap API. It keeps track of the number of set bits and a hash of the bitmap. The integrity of the bitmap is checked on each call to any of the RTL bitmap APIs. This only works, if the bitmap is consistently modified using only RTL bitmap APIs and not manually messing with the bitmap buffer.
