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52ff9bd3
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52ff9bd3
authored
Apr 25, 2019
by
Jacek Caban
Committed by
Alexandre Julliard
Apr 25, 2019
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server: Use generic kernel object list to store client device file pointer.
Signed-off-by:
Jacek Caban
<
jacek@codeweavers.com
>
Signed-off-by:
Alexandre Julliard
<
julliard@winehq.org
>
parent
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ntoskrnl.c
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device.c
server/device.c
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@@ -518,8 +518,7 @@ static const WCHAR file_type_name[] = {'F','i','l','e',0};
static
struct
_OBJECT_TYPE
file_type
=
{
file_type_name
,
create_file_object
,
free_kernel_object
create_file_object
};
POBJECT_TYPE
IoFileObjectType
=
&
file_type
;
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server/device.c
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@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ struct device_file
struct
object
obj
;
/* object header */
struct
device
*
device
;
/* device for this file */
struct
fd
*
fd
;
/* file descriptor for irp */
client_ptr_t
user_ptr
;
/* opaque ptr for client side
*/
struct
list
kernel_object
;
/* list of kernel object pointers
*/
int
closed
;
/* closed file flag */
struct
list
entry
;
/* entry in device list */
struct
list
requests
;
/* list of pending irp requests */
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@@ -178,6 +178,7 @@ struct device_file
static
void
device_file_dump
(
struct
object
*
obj
,
int
verbose
);
static
struct
fd
*
device_file_get_fd
(
struct
object
*
obj
);
static
struct
list
*
device_file_get_kernel_obj_list
(
struct
object
*
obj
);
static
int
device_file_close_handle
(
struct
object
*
obj
,
struct
process
*
process
,
obj_handle_t
handle
);
static
void
device_file_destroy
(
struct
object
*
obj
);
static
enum
server_fd_type
device_file_get_fd_type
(
struct
fd
*
fd
);
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@@ -204,7 +205,7 @@ static const struct object_ops device_file_ops =
no_link_name
,
/* link_name */
NULL
,
/* unlink_name */
no_open_file
,
/* open_file */
no_kernel_obj_list
,
/* get_kernel_obj_list */
device_file_get_kernel_obj_list
,
/* get_kernel_obj_list */
device_file_close_handle
,
/* close_handle */
device_file_destroy
/* destroy */
};
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@@ -432,7 +433,7 @@ static struct object *device_open_file( struct object *obj, unsigned int access,
file
->
device
=
(
struct
device
*
)
grab_object
(
device
);
file
->
closed
=
0
;
file
->
user_ptr
=
0
;
list_init
(
&
file
->
kernel_object
)
;
list_init
(
&
file
->
requests
);
list_add_tail
(
&
device
->
files
,
&
file
->
entry
);
if
(
device
->
unix_path
)
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@@ -494,6 +495,12 @@ static struct fd *device_file_get_fd( struct object *obj )
return
(
struct
fd
*
)
grab_object
(
file
->
fd
);
}
static
struct
list
*
device_file_get_kernel_obj_list
(
struct
object
*
obj
)
{
struct
device_file
*
file
=
(
struct
device_file
*
)
obj
;
return
&
file
->
kernel_object
;
}
static
int
device_file_close_handle
(
struct
object
*
obj
,
struct
process
*
process
,
obj_handle_t
handle
)
{
struct
device_file
*
file
=
(
struct
device_file
*
)
obj
;
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@@ -531,26 +538,26 @@ static void device_file_destroy( struct object *obj )
release_object
(
file
->
device
);
}
static
void
fill_irp_params
(
struct
irp_call
*
irp
,
irp_params_t
*
params
)
static
void
fill_irp_params
(
struct
device_manager
*
manager
,
struct
irp_call
*
irp
,
irp_params_t
*
params
)
{
*
params
=
irp
->
params
;
switch
(
params
->
major
)
{
case
IRP_MJ_CLOSE
:
params
->
close
.
file
=
irp
->
file
->
user_ptr
;
params
->
close
.
file
=
get_kernel_object_ptr
(
manager
,
&
irp
->
file
->
obj
)
;
break
;
case
IRP_MJ_READ
:
params
->
read
.
file
=
irp
->
file
->
user_ptr
;
params
->
read
.
file
=
get_kernel_object_ptr
(
manager
,
&
irp
->
file
->
obj
)
;
break
;
case
IRP_MJ_WRITE
:
params
->
write
.
file
=
irp
->
file
->
user_ptr
;
params
->
write
.
file
=
get_kernel_object_ptr
(
manager
,
&
irp
->
file
->
obj
)
;
break
;
case
IRP_MJ_FLUSH_BUFFERS
:
params
->
flush
.
file
=
irp
->
file
->
user_ptr
;
params
->
flush
.
file
=
get_kernel_object_ptr
(
manager
,
&
irp
->
file
->
obj
)
;
break
;
case
IRP_MJ_DEVICE_CONTROL
:
params
->
ioctl
.
file
=
irp
->
file
->
user_ptr
;
params
->
ioctl
.
file
=
get_kernel_object_ptr
(
manager
,
&
irp
->
file
->
obj
)
;
break
;
}
}
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@@ -873,7 +880,7 @@ DECL_HANDLER(get_next_device_request)
if
(
iosb
->
in_size
>
get_reply_max_size
())
set_error
(
STATUS_BUFFER_OVERFLOW
);
else
if
(
!
irp
->
file
||
(
reply
->
next
=
alloc_handle
(
current
->
process
,
irp
,
0
,
0
)))
{
fill_irp_params
(
irp
,
&
reply
->
params
);
fill_irp_params
(
manager
,
irp
,
&
reply
->
params
);
set_reply_data_ptr
(
iosb
->
in_data
,
iosb
->
in_size
);
iosb
->
in_data
=
NULL
;
iosb
->
in_size
=
0
;
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@@ -895,7 +902,8 @@ DECL_HANDLER(set_irp_result)
if
((
irp
=
(
struct
irp_call
*
)
get_handle_obj
(
current
->
process
,
req
->
handle
,
0
,
&
irp_call_ops
)))
{
if
(
irp
->
file
)
irp
->
file
->
user_ptr
=
req
->
file_ptr
;
if
(
irp
->
file
&&
irp
->
file
->
device
->
manager
)
set_kernel_object
(
irp
->
file
->
device
->
manager
,
&
irp
->
file
->
obj
,
req
->
file_ptr
);
set_irp_result
(
irp
,
req
->
status
,
get_req_data
(),
get_req_data_size
(),
req
->
size
);
close_handle
(
current
->
process
,
req
->
handle
);
/* avoid an extra round-trip for close */
release_object
(
irp
);
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