- Do not hardcode the test file name, but instead take it from the command line (and add a Usage() function);
- Do not use a too large fixed-size buffer to read & print the file, but instead use a correctly-size buffer, get the file size, and then do a loop to read data from the file by chunks & send it to the printer.
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Finally merge my branch "colins-printing-for-freedom", giving us an initial implementation of a Win32-compatible Printing Stack (localmon, localspl, spoolss, spoolsv, winspool)
You can now send raw data to parallel port printers using documented Win32 API. An example application is in my "winspool_print" commandline tool merged to rosapps.
ReactOS folks, thanks for your support during the development of this, making my bachelor's thesis a reality! :)
Documentation/Thesis: https://svn.reactos.org/reactos/trunk/documentation/articles/Printing%20Stack%20Thesis/thesis.pdf
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNzePucTOLY
CORE-10489
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