1 Jan
2005
1 Jan
'05
5:15 p.m.
Alex Ionescu schrieb:
Hi,
Thanks for adding this feature to the kernel, I only have one problem
with it... Would it be possible to modify the code to use the
documented KINTERRUPT structure? This would (already does) wreck havoc
on the new header system, which uses documented Windows structures
(except in extreme cases where our code is very old, and those
structures were unavailable, ie the Ob Manager structures... although
enventually that code will have to be updated).
I see no reason to make all internal structures from ntoskrnl compatible
with the M$ one. I'm not sure if the KINTERRUPT structure is public
documented. The end of the structure looks like a little bit if it was
extracted from code or from a symbol file. For smp machines we need an
array of KINTERRUPT structures. IMOH it should be an header with some
informations (count, the nice ProcessorEnableMask, ..) and an array of
the real interrupt structures. But in this case the structures for the
Io- and Ke-functions are different.
- Hartmut