- Reorder some more driver exports to alphabetical order.
- Remove NtGdiFlushUserBatch and NtUserQueryUserCounters from syscall list (unused, and not compatible).
- Move and add some debug-only syscalls to the end of the syscall list.
- Fix parameter count of UserValidateTimerCallback, UserValidateHandleSecure, and UserChangeDisplaySettings to match what is compatible, by removing unused or ignored parameters. NtGdiOpenDCW, NtUserEnumDisplayMonitors and NtUserSetCursorIconData still have the wrong numbers.
- Add "stray" NtGdiMakeObjectXferable and "NtDxEngGetRedirectionBitmap" syscall stubs.
- The syscalls should now be compatible with 2K3 SP2 in their order, but not in their argument count (or, most likely, their actual parameters). This means a Windows 2k3 gdi32 or user32 should crash somewhat later now that half of the syscalls' order is not in disarray.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=69147
Get rid of our old cursoricon implementation. Rename cursoricon_new.c to cursoricon.c and remove all traces of NEW_CURSORICON
svn path=/trunk/; revision=66526
[WMILIB] Don't put it in a cab file, so we can use it in first stage
[DDK/VDDSVC.H] use the 16 bit interface only on MIPS
[WINE/PORT.H] WIN32 -> _WIN32
[NTOSKRNL] KfAcquire/ReleaseSpinLock -> KeAcquire/ReleaseSpinLock
[NTOSKRNL] Make sure KeUpdateSystemTime returns properly on non-x86 builds
svn path=/trunk/; revision=63220
- Start using CURSORDATA structure for passing data from user to kernel mode.
- Start using the proper CURSOR structure for win32k internal represesentation of cursor and icons
- Create the alpha bitmap in user mode instead of kernel mode.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=57692
* Put ntoskrnl and ntdll in the same folder, because they both start with nt.
* Place hal next to acpi, they both deal with hardware stuff.
* Move mountmgr next to usb drivers.
* Put the rtl next to the crt, and share as much as possible between the two.
* I'm just kidding, you know, April's fool and all ;)
Here's the real deal:
[WIN32SS]
* And finally, integrate win32k itself into the new file layout. Now the subsystem modules are located close to each other (like gdi32 and ntgdi, or user32 and ntuser).
* Thanks go to the subsystem team for coming up with this nice layout, hopefully this will scale to the whole codebase layout soon.
* Special thanks to Smiley for coming up with this cool idea :)
svn path=/trunk/; revision=56311
2012-04-01 20:42:43 +00:00
Renamed from reactos/subsystems/win32/win32k/w32ksvc.h (Browse further)
