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/*++
Copyright (c) 1996 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
util.c
Abstract: NULL filter driver -- boilerplate code
Author:
ervinp
Environment:
Kernel mode
Revision History:
--*/
#include <WDM.H>
#include "filter.h"
#ifdef ALLOC_PRAGMA
#pragma alloc_text(PAGE, CallNextDriverSync)
#pragma alloc_text(PAGE, CallDriverSync)
#endif
NTSTATUS CallNextDriverSync(struct DEVICE_EXTENSION *devExt, PIRP irp) /*++
Routine Description:
Pass the IRP down to the next device object in the stack synchronously, and bump the pendingActionCount around the call to prevent the current device object from getting removed before the IRP completes.
Arguments:
devExt - device extension of one of our device objects irp - Io Request Packet
Return Value:
NT status code, indicates result returned by lower driver for this IRP.
--*/ { NTSTATUS status;
PAGED_CODE();
IncrementPendingActionCount(devExt); status = CallDriverSync(devExt->physicalDevObj, irp); DecrementPendingActionCount(devExt);
return status; }
NTSTATUS CallDriverSync(PDEVICE_OBJECT devObj, PIRP irp) /*++
Routine Description:
Call IoCallDriver to send the irp to the device object; then, synchronize with the completion routine. When CallDriverSync returns, the action has completed and the irp again belongs to the current driver.
NOTE: In order to keep the device object from getting freed while this IRP is pending, you should call IncrementPendingActionCount() and DecrementPendingActionCount() around the CallDriverSync call.
Arguments:
devObj - targetted device object irp - Io Request Packet
Return Value:
NT status code, indicates result returned by lower driver for this IRP.
--*/ { KEVENT event; NTSTATUS status;
PAGED_CODE();
KeInitializeEvent(&event, NotificationEvent, FALSE);
IoSetCompletionRoutine( irp, CallDriverSyncCompletion, &event, // context
TRUE, TRUE, TRUE);
status = IoCallDriver(devObj, irp);
KeWaitForSingleObject( &event, Executive, // wait reason
KernelMode, FALSE, // not alertable
NULL ); // no timeout
status = irp->IoStatus.Status;
ASSERT(NT_SUCCESS(status));
return status; }
NTSTATUS CallDriverSyncCompletion( IN PDEVICE_OBJECT devObjOrNULL, IN PIRP irp, IN PVOID context) /*++
Routine Description:
Completion routine for CallDriverSync.
Arguments:
devObjOrNULL - Usually, this is this driver's device object. However, if this driver created the IRP, there is no stack location in the IRP for this driver; so the kernel has no place to store the device object; ** so devObj will be NULL in this case **.
irp - completed Io Request Packet context - context passed to IoSetCompletionRoutine by CallDriverSync.
Return Value:
NT status code, indicates result returned by lower driver for this IRP.
--*/ { PKEVENT event = context;
ASSERT(irp->IoStatus.Status != STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT);
KeSetEvent(event, 0, FALSE);
return STATUS_MORE_PROCESSING_REQUIRED; }
VOID IncrementPendingActionCount(struct DEVICE_EXTENSION *devExt) /*++
Routine Description:
Increment the pendingActionCount for a device object. This keeps the device object from getting freed before the action is completed.
Arguments:
devExt - device extension of device object
Return Value:
VOID
--*/ { ASSERT(devExt->pendingActionCount >= 0); InterlockedIncrement(&devExt->pendingActionCount); }
VOID DecrementPendingActionCount(struct DEVICE_EXTENSION *devExt) /*++
Routine Description:
Decrement the pendingActionCount for a device object. This is called when an asynchronous action is completed AND ALSO when we get the REMOVE_DEVICE IRP. If the pendingActionCount goes to -1, that means that all actions are completed and we've gotten the REMOVE_DEVICE IRP; in this case, set the removeEvent event so we can finish unloading.
Arguments:
devExt - device extension of device object
Return Value:
VOID
--*/ { ASSERT(devExt->pendingActionCount >= 0); InterlockedDecrement(&devExt->pendingActionCount);
if (devExt->pendingActionCount < 0){ /*
* All pending actions have completed and we've gotten * the REMOVE_DEVICE IRP. * Set the removeEvent so we'll stop waiting on REMOVE_DEVICE. */ ASSERT((devExt->state == STATE_REMOVING) || (devExt->state == STATE_REMOVED)); KeSetEvent(&devExt->removeEvent, 0, FALSE); } }
VOID RegistryAccessSample(PDEVICE_OBJECT devObj) /*++
Routine Description:
SAMPLE showing how to access the device-specific registry key
Arguments:
devObj - device object pointer NOTE: This must not be the functional device object created by this filter driver, because that device object does not have a devnode area in the registry; pass the device object of the device object for which this driver is a filter. This is the device object passed to VA_AddDevice.
Return Value:
VOID
--*/ { NTSTATUS status; HANDLE hRegDevice;
status = IoOpenDeviceRegistryKey( devObj, PLUGPLAY_REGKEY_DEVICE, KEY_READ, &hRegDevice); if (NT_SUCCESS(status)){ UNICODE_STRING keyName; PKEY_VALUE_FULL_INFORMATION keyValueInfo; ULONG keyValueTotalSize, actualLength;
RtlInitUnicodeString(&keyName, L"SampleFilterParam"); keyValueTotalSize = sizeof(KEY_VALUE_FULL_INFORMATION) + keyName.Length*sizeof(WCHAR) + sizeof(ULONG); keyValueInfo = ExAllocatePoolWithTag( PagedPool, keyValueTotalSize, FILTER_TAG); if (keyValueInfo){ status = ZwQueryValueKey( hRegDevice, &keyName, KeyValueFullInformation, keyValueInfo, keyValueTotalSize, &actualLength); if (NT_SUCCESS(status)){ ULONG value;
ASSERT(keyValueInfo->Type == REG_DWORD); ASSERT(keyValueInfo->DataLength == sizeof(ULONG)); value = *((PULONG)(((PCHAR)keyValueInfo)+keyValueInfo->DataOffset)); DBGOUT(("RegistryAccessSample: value is %xh.", value)); } else { DBGOUT(("ZwQueryValueKey failed with %xh.", status)); } ExFreePool(keyValueInfo); } else { ASSERT(keyValueInfo); }
ZwClose(hRegDevice); } else { DBGOUT(("IoOpenDeviceRegistryKey failed with %xh.", status)); }
}
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