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[FLTMGR][KMTEST] Squash and push my local branch across to master as the patch is getting a bit large. This is still WIP and none of this code is run in ros yet, so don't fret if you see ugly/unfinished code or int3's dotted around. [FLTMGR] Improve loading/reg of filters and start to implement client connections - Implement handling of connections from clients - Implement closing of client ports - Add a basic message waiter queue using CSQ's (untested) - Hand off messages for the comms object to be handled by the comms file - Initialize the connection list - Add a registry file which will contain lib functions for accessing filter service entries - [KMTEST] Initial usermode support for testing FS mini-filters - Add base routines to wrap the win32 'Filter' APis - Add support routines to be used when testing FS filter drivers - Move KmtCreateService to a private routine so it can be shared with KmtFltCreateService - Completely untested at the mo, so likely contains bugs at this point - Add support for adding altitude and flags registry entries for minifilters - Allow minifilters to setup without requiring instance attach/detach callbacks - Add tests for FltRegisterFilter and FltUnregisterFilter and start to add associated tests |
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| example | ||
| fltmgr | ||
| hidparse | ||
| include | ||
| kernel32 | ||
| kmtest | ||
| kmtest_drv | ||
| novp_fsrtl | ||
| npfs | ||
| ntos_cc | ||
| ntos_cm | ||
| ntos_ex | ||
| ntos_fsrtl | ||
| ntos_io | ||
| ntos_ke | ||
| ntos_mm | ||
| ntos_ob | ||
| ntos_po | ||
| ntos_ps | ||
| ntos_se | ||
| rtl | ||
| tcpip | ||
| CMakeLists.txt | ||
| readme.txt | ||
This directory contains the ReactOS Kernel-Mode Test Suite. The kmtest, kmtest_drv and include subdirectories contain the testing framework infrastructure, other directories contain tests. The example subdirectory contains a set of small tests that can be used as examples and templates. See http://www.reactos.org/wiki/KmtestsHowto for more information and a guide on how to use the framework.