Normally CSRSS must not be connected to any winsta or desktop by default. It should manually connect
to a winsta/desktop only when it has to do some GUI operations, and then disconnect afterwards.
[USERSRV] Temporarily hackfix the harderror dialog display to the current input desktop.
as documented in "Advanced Windows NT" by Jeffrey M. Richter (Microsoft Press),
and in https://is.muni.cz/el/1433/jaro2010/PB167/um/cv5/undocumented_CreateProcess.pdf .
[INCLUDE][SERVICES][WIN32K:NTUSER] Add an undocumented STARTF_INHERITDESKTOP flag
for the STARTUPINFO::dwFlags structure member, whose purpose is to tell Win32k
that the created handles to the window station and desktop to which the
process is connecting to, can be inherited by its child processes.
It is used when starting interactive services.
Observed via API monitoring on Windows 2003.
CORE-11933 and PR #621.
Since this API is also called from WINSRV when calling the AllocConsole() API,
it can be tested more-or-less easily. The internal helper IntResolveDesktop()
is also tested during process connection to a window station, when such process
first calls a USER32 or GDI32 function.
This is also the functionality tested by the user32:desktop apitest.
- Adjust how IntResolveDesktop() is called.
CORE-11933 and PR #621.
We are potentially going to modify the window station name to be
created or opened, by one with the format "Service-0x<luidhigh>-<luidlow>$",
in case the user provides an empty name.
Since we want to use the user-mode ObjectAttributes structure pointer so
that the Object manager can correctly perform the access checks and the
capture, we actually need to construct the new window station name in the
user memory space! This allows us then to fetch the new name in the
ObjectAttributes structure so that Ob can use it.
All of this is performed under SEH.
For NtUserOpenWindowStation(), we also need to be Windows-compatible and
detect whether user-mode gave instead the special "Service-0x00000000-00000000$"
name (observed via API monitoring) that is used when one tries to open a
window station with empty name.
CORE-11933 and PR #621.
- Remove the related hack-FIXMEs;
- Adjust NtUserGetObjectInformation() in accordance.
- Retrieve the window-station/desktop object type string in NtUserGetObjectInformation()
also from the NT Object's header.
Also simplify the UOI_FLAGS case of NtUserGetObjectInformation() by reading
the handle inheritance information directly from the OBJECT_HANDLE_INFORMATION
structure returned by ObReferenceObjectByHandle().
Observed via API monitoring.
This corresponds to the case where Win32k creates a window station whose name is based on the logon session identifier for the calling process.
Add also a note about the fact that we need to use a per-session-based WindowStation directory name, as done already in Win32k.
CORE-11933 and PR #621.
* Remove unused cmake modules - Both are unedited versions of modules provided by cmake itself
* Remove Compiler/GNU.cmake - Only chang was various _INIT flags, which are handled
via CMAKE_USER_MAKE_RULES_OVERRIDE instead
* Remove Platform/Windows.cmake - There's no clear explination for this file being in reactos
and is simply an old version of the one in cmake
* Remove Platform/Windows-MSVC.cmake - _INIT variable changes moved to overrides-msvc.cmake
Remove /implib from link commands
* Remove CMakeDetermineASMCompiler.cmake - Only change from 3.2 is the addition of a compiler list for the generic ASM dialect, but toolchain files explicitly set a compiler so the list is never used
When we unselect text after the WM_CBLOSTTEXTFOCUS message,
make sure we also forget we have been focused at all;
otherwise the edit may become focused again, but with an
empty text selection.
CORE-10266
Spinning here is supposed to improve performance by avoiding scheduling
overhead, but because ReactOS's Win32 subsystem does not deal with this well,
it causes the system to freeze on ROS.
As a workaround, we disable spinning and jump directly to the wait.
It should become obvious when this starts actually causing performance issues
again and it's time to undo.
When we're about to close a file (ie, forget everything about it
and release any associated structure), actually delay it.
This allows keep data fresh in memory for faster reuse in case
it would be required. The effective closing will only happen after some time.
For specific operations, this will produce a real speed up in ReactOS.
For instance, with that patch, Winamp starts within seconds, instead of dozen
of minutes.
In most cases, it will bring ReactOS to performances it had before fixing
the huge leak in FastFAT (commit 94ead99) without leaking the whole FS.
For now, due to regressions, this is only activated for files and not
for directories. Once it gets fixed, it will be enabled for both.
CORE-14826
CORE-14917
This happened for the livecd, where the cdfs driver was inserted twice - once since it is the driver for the boot device, and the 2nd time, because it was specified in the registry - which was then initialized twice by the kernel, leading to a name conflict when trying to create another device object, which resulted in the newly created device object to be dereferenced again and the driver unloaded. This can be seen from the debug message "(ntoskrnl\mm\ARM3\sysldr.c:955) Leaking driver: cdfs.sys"
On x64 we only map 1GB of pages, so adjust MM_MAX_PAGE accordingly and also respect that value when searching for the best location of the page lookup table.
CORE-11048 #resolve
