- Fix several typos. Patch by Elton Chung (elton328 at gmail dot com). Slight compatibility fix by me
- Add missing NTSYSAPI to some externs
- remove Se*DefaultDacl externs from ntifs, as they don't belong there, and are already correctly found in ndk/setypes.h
svn path=/trunk/; revision=53809
- Revert part of r53788 (MAXIMUM_IDTVECTOR is a valid vector number)
- The buffer overrun in the IDT code was already fixed by r53420
svn path=/trunk/; revision=53806
- Multimodule translation and UTF-8 conversion to Portugese Brazilian. Patch by mkbu95. Minor fixes by me;
See issue #6467 for more details.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=53805
- Fix a bug, where the bios memory map could have a bogus entry: according to R.B.'s Interrupt list, in some bioses the function for enumerating the memory can return ebx != 0 for the last descriptor, and fail in the following call returning CF = 1. In that case we were previously counting that last descriptor as well, but its content wouldn't describe a valid memory region.
- Use a static buffer for the bios memory map, stored in the achitecture specific file and return a pointer to that variable from PcMemGetMemoryMap. Reuse the static map from DetectAcpiBios instead of enumerating again. On arm, we don't even need a buffer, we return the pointer from the arm block.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=53803
Patch by Brian Palmer:
Fix problems that could occur, when the BIOS returns memory regions that are not page aligned, by fixing up the bios memory map before using it.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=53797
- Implement the LSA object database.
- Implement the information classes PolicyPrimaryDomainInformation and PolicyAccountDomainInformation of LsarSetInformationPolicy().
svn path=/trunk/; revision=53783
- Keep APC delivery disabled while holding a Heap Lock, not just while acquiring/releasing it (Dedicated to Timo and Ged).
- Store the Heap Lock in non-paged pool, the only place where executive resources belong (Dedicated to patient people).
[RTL]
- Restructure/simplify/correct Heap and Heap Segment initialization (partially to cope with the changed Heap Lock interface).
- Restrict the location of Heap Segment headers to the base address of the Heap Segment (which frees up a whopping 60 bytes per Heap!).
- Cater for acquiring the Heap Lock exclusively or shared (the latter is only available in kernel-mode); only exclusive locking is used for now.
- Use a plain critical section to guard the Process Heap list, no reason to disguise it as a Heap Lock (saves us a handful more bytes).
svn path=/trunk/; revision=53761