- Main difference is new CPU detection algorithms for ID, cache, etc, as well as using KF_ Kernel Feature bits instead of x86 CPU features (For portability).
- Also many many other cleanups and re-sequencing.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23852
- Add support for recovering from user-mode win32k callback fault.
- Also add support for debug register saving/reloading during user-mode callbacks and return.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23849
- establish a connection to the SCM for each separate request, allowing the minimum privlidges required, instead of a generic (over privlidged) one.
- start to move service printing to separate functions and reduce code duplication
- make output 100% as per Windows
- fix some commands, e.g. 'interrogate'
- improve error checking
- improve code structure
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23848
- The same functions as in Win32 Console API, prefixed with Con
- The helpers (which call Con* functions) prefixed with CONSOLE_
Do according changes in other files
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23834
- Properly load DS/ES on system startup and GDT load
- Use proper DS/ES during deprecated IRQ handling.
- Always use GS as 0 for all of the above.
- *FINALLY* fixes the oldest bug there ever was -> DS/ES corruption noticed in VMWare (And recently in QEMU+KERNELKQEMU, since it behaves internally like vmware). Hacks in trap code have FINALLY been removed!
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23833
- Add support for lazy loading.
- QEMU + -kernel-qemu seems to work now.
- Hack away the Win32k bug that's been there for ages (copy to user-mode from kernel-mode failing due to probe due to incorrect previous mode). It's not the right fix, but nobody seems to be willing to fix it, and it doesn't make anything less stable, sicne the actually copy is in SEH anyway. It opens a security vuln. (wow, not like we have 15000) in exchange for fixing dozens of win32k bugs and failures.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23832
- Add probing macros for IO_STATUS_BLOCK structures
- Added two inline functions ProbeArrayForRead() and ProbeArrayForWrite(), mainly for use in win32k as they also check for integer overflows.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23827
* Clipboard implemtation in win32k and user32
* Added a clipboard system for each Window Station
* GetLastInputInfo implementation
* GetLayout in win32k Stubs
* Shell32 changes to cut/copy & paste link/paste
* Implemented ALT+PrintScreen to clipboard
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23811
* Clipboard implemtation in win32k and user32
* Added a clipboard system for each Window Station
* GetLastInputInfo implementation
* GetLayout in win32k Stubs
* Shell32 changes to cut/copy & paste link/paste
* Implemented ALT+PrintScreen to clipboard
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23810
- Implement AcquireSRWLockExclusive(), AcquireSRWLockShared(), InitializeSRWLock(), ReleaseSRWLockExclusive(), ReleaseSRWLockShared()
- NOTE: Some versions of GCC have a code generation bug with specially aligned structures on the stack. If compiled with such a compiler, the code might trigger special assertions. Pushlocks are also affected by this compiler bug.
- NOTE: The algorithms are most likely not the same as in Windows. Applications are supposed to treat the lock variables as opaque data, therefore it shouldn't matter.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23806
ms have two different implement, One random is faster that other, (in some doc I read (maybe from osr) some year ago), the RtlRandomEx is not document in the free ddk/sdk, but it is include in ddk/ifs kit, according the doc.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=23799
