- Update the resource program description.
- Convert to full UNICODE.
- Use Win32 functions where possible.
- Factor-out the usage of QueryDosDevice into a QuerySubstedDrive function, that returns error codes according to whether the specified drive is a mapped (substed) drive, or is just an existing drive that is not a mapping, or if the drive does not exist. This allows us to detect attempts to use a drive letter that is not a mapped drive, to define a new mapping, and if so we reject such attempt.
This fixes CORE-10681 #resolve #comment Fixed with another patch according to my last remark.
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- Headers reordering.
- Use ARRAYSIZE.
- Give the internal helper function IsSubstedDrive just the single letter of the drive to check for.
- AddSubst and DeleteSubst: both take a drive string of *exactly* two characters: the drive letter and the ':' (and of course there's the NULL terminator): fix the parameter check in this regard.
- AddSubst: It is possible on Windows to use the DefineDosDevice API to map a drive letter to a *file* (yes yes!!) (but the mapping made is unusable). Forbids this case in SUBST since it is not made for that.
CORE-10681
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* This significantly shrinks the dependency tracking data and the compiled objects size, which speeds up the whole build process (especially the incremental builds) accelerating the daily development as a result.
* No intended code changes, ~27% smaller build. Enjoy ;)
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[NTOSKRNL.EXE]
- Complemented existing stub routines ObpDeleteSymbolicLinkName() and ObpCreateSymbolicLinkName(). Now when symbolic links are created, they are checked for dos drive mapping and ObSystemDeviceMap is updated accordingly.
- Updates to ObpDeviceMapLock are protected by a guarded mutex (changed from fast mutex by Aleksey Bragin).
- Aleksey Bragin: Fix concurrent access issues in ObDereferenceDeviceMap. The DeviceMap read/write operation must be atomic (within the ObpDeviceMapLock region).
[SUBST.EXE]
- Removed hard coded strings and moved it to resource file.
[WIN32CSR.DLL]
- Added a workaround, when target path end with a trailing '\', the substituted drive fails to parse to the target, this is a bug in the object manager, but working around it in CsrDefineDosDevice() by stripping trailing '\'.
See issue #993 for more details.
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