Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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//
// Copyright (R) 1999-2000 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
//
// PURPOSE:
// File contains declarations for the Watchdog Timer Driver
// for the Windows-based Server Appliance.
//
// This driver reads and writes to the underlying watchdog timer
// hardware. It receives pings from higher level software and
// then resets the hardware counter to keep the machine from
// being re-booted when the counter rolls over.
//
// File Name: SaWatchdogIoctl.h
// Contents:
//
// Definitions of IOCTL codes and data
// structures exported by SAWATCHDOGDRIVER.
//
#ifndef __SAWATCHDOG_IOCTL__
#define __SAWATCHDOG_IOCTL__
//
// Header files
//
// (None)
//
// IOCTL control codes
//
///////////////////////////////////////////////
// GET_VERSION
//
#define IOCTL_SAWATCHDOG_GET_VERSION \
CTL_CODE( FILE_DEVICE_UNKNOWN, 0x801, \ METHOD_BUFFERED, FILE_ANY_ACCESS )
//
// Structures used by the IOCTL codes
//
typedef struct _SAWD_GET_VER_OUT_BUFF { DWORD Version; } SAWD_GET_VER_OUT_BUFF, *PSAWD_GET_VER_OUT_BUFF;
//
// version bits
//
#ifndef VERSION_INFO
#define VERSION_INFO
#define VERSION1 0x1
#define VERSION2 0x2
#define VERSION3 0x4
#define VERSION4 0x8
#define VERSION5 0x10
#define VERSION6 0x20
#define VESRION7 0x40
#define VESRION8 0x80
#define THIS_VERSION VERSION2
#endif //#ifndef VERSION_INFO
///////////////////////////////////////////////
// GET_CAPABILTY
// Returns a DWORD with bits indicating capabilities.
#define IOCTL_SAWD_GET_CAPABILITY \
CTL_CODE( FILE_DEVICE_UNKNOWN, 0x802, \ METHOD_BUFFERED, FILE_ANY_ACCESS )
//
// Structures used by this IOCTL code
//
typedef struct _SAWD_CAPABILITY_OUT_BUFF { DWORD Version; // version of interface used
DWORD Capability; // bit field indicating capabilities
DWORD min; // minimum value in msecs
DWORD max; // maximum value in msecs
} SAWD_CAPABILITY_OUT_BUFF, *PSAWD_CAPABILITY_OUT_BUFF;
//
// capability bit masks
//
#define DISABLABLE 0x1 // Can watchdog timer be disabled/enabled?
#define SHUTDOWNABLE 0x2 // Can watchdog shutdown computer?
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Write structure to the Watchdog Timer ( in particular, to "ping" it )
//
// Pinging is a simple write to the device. All output information
// required is obtained in the status returned.
//
// Low level device implementers are encouraged, where performance
// would benefit, to keep the last value of Holdoff and results of any
// calculations based upon it in the device extension. The value of
// Holdoff will typically be unchanged from one call to the next.
//
typedef struct _SAWD_PING { DWORD Version; // version of interface used
DWORD Flags; // flags defined below
DWORD Holdoff; // number of milliseconds to delay firing.
} SAWD_PING , *PSAWD_PING;
// writing to the timer with the DISABLE_WD cleared enables the timer.
// If DISABLE_WD is set, then the timer is disabled.
#define DISABLE_WD 0x01
//writing to the timer with SHUTDOWN_WD will shutdown computer.
//If SHUTDOWN_WD is set, after Holdoff milliseconds, computer will be
//shutdowned
#define SHUTDOWN_WD 0x02
// undefined bits of Flags field are reserved and must be zero
// STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER is returned if reserved bits are not 0.
#endif // __SAWATCHDOG_IOCTL__
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