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/*==========================================================================
* * Copyright (C) 1996 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. * * File: dinputv.h * Content: private DirectInput VxD include file * ***************************************************************************/
#ifndef __DINPUTV_INCLUDED__
#define __DINPUTV_INCLUDED__
/* XLATOFF */#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {#endif
/* XLATON */
/****************************************************************************
* * DeviceIOCtl codes for DINPUT.VXD * * IOCTL_FIRST is where DINPUT keeps its IOCTL codes. Modify it * if necessary to move DINPUT's IOCTLs to a new location. * * All DINPUT IOCTLs are private between DINPUT.DLL and DINPUT.VXD. * You can change them with impunity. * ***************************************************************************/
#define IOCTL_FIRST 0x0100
/* H2INCSWITCHES -t -f */
#if 0
/* Declare some types so h2inc will get them */typedef LONG HWND;typedef LONG DWORD;#endif
/* Declare some more types for Win9x builds and h2inc */#ifndef MAXULONG_PTR
typedef DWORD ULONG_PTR;typedef DWORD *PULONG_PTR;typedef DWORD UINT_PTR;typedef DWORD *PULONG_PTR;#endif //MAXULONG_PTR
/****************************************************************************
* * The shared portion of the VXDINSTANCE structure. * * Instance "handles" are really pointers to a VXDINSTANCE structure. * ***************************************************************************/
typedef struct VXDINSTANCE { /* vi */ ULONG fl; /* Flags */ void * pState; /* Instantaneous device state */ DIDEVICEOBJECTDATA_DX3 *pBuffer; /* Device object data buffer */ DIDEVICEOBJECTDATA_DX3 *pEnd; /* End of buffer */ DIDEVICEOBJECTDATA_DX3 *pHead; /* Where new data appears */ DIDEVICEOBJECTDATA_DX3 *pTail; /* Oldest object data */ ULONG fOverflow; /* Did the buffer overflow? */ /* (exactly 0 or 1) */ struct CDIDev *pdd; /* For misc communication */ HWND hwnd; /* The cooperative window */} VXDINSTANCE, *PVXDINSTANCE;
#define VIFL_CAPTURED_BIT 0
#define VIFL_CAPTURED 0x00000001 /* Device is captured (exclusive) */
#define VIFL_ACQUIRED_BIT 1
#define VIFL_ACQUIRED 0x00000002 /* Device is acquired */
#define VIFL_RELATIVE_BIT 2
#define VIFL_RELATIVE 0x00000004 /* Device wants relative data */
#define VIFL_EMULATED_BIT 3
#define VIFL_EMULATED 0x00000008 /* Device uses emulation */
#define VIFL_UNPLUGGED_BIT 4
#define VIFL_UNPLUGGED 0x00000010 /* Device is disconnected */
#define VIFL_NOWINKEY_BIT 5
#define VIFL_NOWINKEY 0x00000020 /* The Window Key are disabled */
#ifdef WANT_TO_FIX_MANBUG43879
#define VIFL_FOREGROUND_BIT 7
#define VIFL_FOREGROUND 0x00000080 /* Device is foreground */
#endif
#define VIFL_INITIALIZE_BIT 8
#define VIFL_INITIALIZE 0x00000100 /* This flag is set during the acquisition
of a HID device so that we can get the initial device state successfully. */
/*
* The high word of fl contains device-specific flags. They are * currently used to record emulation information, and they aren't * really device-specific because we have so few emulation flags. * * The high word is just the emulation flags shifted upwards. */#define DIGETEMFL(fl) ((fl) >> 16)
#define DIMAKEEMFL(fl) ((fl) << 16)
/****************************************************************************
* * System-defined IOCTL codes * ***************************************************************************/
#define IOCTL_GETVERSION 0x0000
/****************************************************************************
* * DINPUT-class IOCTLs * ***************************************************************************/
/*
* IN: None * * OUT: None * * The foreground window has lost activation. Force all exclusively * acquired devices to be unacquired. * * This IOCTL is no longer used. (Actually, it was never used.) * */#define IOCTL_INPUTLOST (IOCTL_FIRST + 0)
typedef struct VXDDEVICEFORMAT { /* devf */ ULONG cbData; /* Size of device data */ ULONG cObj; /* Number of objects in data format */ DIOBJECTDATAFORMAT *rgodf; /* Array of descriptions */ ULONG_PTR dwExtra; /* Extra dword for private communication */ DWORD dwEmulation; /* Flags controlling emulation */} VXDDEVICEFORMAT, *PVXDDEVICEFORMAT;
/*
* IN: An instance handle that needs to be cleaned up. * * OUT: None. * */#define IOCTL_DESTROYINSTANCE (IOCTL_FIRST + 1)
/*
* pDfOfs is an array of DWORDs. Each entry corresponds to a byte in the * device data format the meaning depends on the DLL client but it must * always be -1 if the client isn't tracking this object. In DX7 and * before the value is the offset in the *client* data format which records * the data. In DX8 the value is the device object index for the object * reporting at this device offset. * * For example, for DX7, if the object at device offset 4 is to be reported * at client data offset 12, then pDfOfs[4] = 12. * * For DX8, if the first two device objects are DWORD values then the object * at device offset 4 is the second object so pDfOfs[4] = 1. */typedef struct VXDDATAFORMAT { /* vdf */ VXDINSTANCE *pvi; /* Instance identifier */ ULONG cbData; /* Size of device data */ DWORD * pDfOfs; /* Array of data format offsets */} VXDDATAFORMAT, *PVXDDATAFORMAT;
/*
* IN: PVXDDATAFORMAT. * * OUT: None * * The application has changed the data format. Notify the VxD so that * data can be collected appropriately. * */#define IOCTL_SETDATAFORMAT (IOCTL_FIRST + 2)
/*
* IN: An instance handle to be acquired. * * OUT: None. * */#define IOCTL_ACQUIREINSTANCE (IOCTL_FIRST + 3)
/*
* IN: An instance handle to be unacquired. * * OUT: None. * */#define IOCTL_UNACQUIREINSTANCE (IOCTL_FIRST + 4)
typedef struct VXDDWORDDATA { /* vdd */ VXDINSTANCE *pvi; /* Instance identifier */ ULONG dw; /* Some dword */} VXDDWORDDATA, *PVXDDWORDDATA;
/*
* IN: VXDDWORDDATA (dw = ring 0 handle) * * OUT: None. * */#define IOCTL_SETNOTIFYHANDLE (IOCTL_FIRST + 5)
/*
* IN: VXDDWORDDATA (dw = buffer size) * * OUT: None. * */#define IOCTL_SETBUFFERSIZE (IOCTL_FIRST + 6)
/****************************************************************************
* * Mouse class IOCTLs * ***************************************************************************/
/*
* IN: VXDDEVICEFORMAT (dwExtra = number of axes) * * OUT: Instance handle */#define IOCTL_MOUSE_CREATEINSTANCE (IOCTL_FIRST + 7)
/*
* IN: VXDDWORDDATA; dw is a BYTE[4] of initial mouse button states * * OUT: None */#define IOCTL_MOUSE_INITBUTTONS (IOCTL_FIRST + 8)
/****************************************************************************
* * Keyboard class IOCTLs * ***************************************************************************/
/*
* IN: VXDDEVICEFORMAT (dwExtra = keyboard type translation table) * * OUT: Instance handle */#define IOCTL_KBD_CREATEINSTANCE (IOCTL_FIRST + 9)
/*
* IN: VXDDWORDDATA; dw is a bitmask * 1 = KANA key is down, 2 = CAPITAL key is down * * OUT: None */#define IOCTL_KBD_INITKEYS (IOCTL_FIRST + 10)
/****************************************************************************
* * Joystick class IOCTLs * ***************************************************************************/
/*
* IN: VXDDEVICEFORMAT (dwExtra = joystick id number) * * OUT: Instance handle */#define IOCTL_JOY_CREATEINSTANCE (IOCTL_FIRST + 11)
/*
* IN: An instance handle to be pinged * * OUT: Instance handle */#define IOCTL_JOY_PING (IOCTL_FIRST + 12)
/*
* IN: DWORD external joystick ID * * OUT: VXDINITPARMS containing goo we get from VJOYD. * */typedef struct VXDINITPARMS { /* vip */ ULONG hres; /* result */ ULONG dwSize; /* Which version of VJOYD are we? */ ULONG dwFlags; /* Describes the device */ ULONG dwId; /* Internal joystick ID */ ULONG dwFirmwareRevision; ULONG dwHardwareRevision; ULONG dwFFDriverVersion; ULONG dwFilenameLengths; void * pFilenameBuffer; DWORD Usages[6]; /* X, Y, Z, R, U, V */ DWORD dwPOV0usage; DWORD dwPOV1usage; DWORD dwPOV2usage; DWORD dwPOV3usage;} VXDINITPARMS, *PVXDINITPARMS;
/*
* Flags returned in VXDINITPARMS */#define VIP_UNIT_ID 0x00000001L /* unit id is valid */
#define VIP_ISHID 0x00000002L /* This is a HID device */
#define VIP_SENDSNOTIFY 0x00000004L /* Driver will notify */
#define IOCTL_JOY_GETINITPARMS (IOCTL_FIRST + 13)
/*
* IN: VXDFFIO describing FF I/O request * * pvArgs points to an array of arguments. We rely on several * quirks of fate for this to work. * * 1. STDCALL pushes arguments on the stack from right to left, * so the address of the first argument can be used as a * structure pointer. * * 2. All the VJOYD interfaces pass arguments in registers. * * 3. The registers used by VJOYD interfaces are always in the * order eax, ecx, edx, esi, edi, matching the order in which * the arguments are passed to IDirectInputEffectDriver. * * OUT: HRESULT containing result code * *//* XLATOFF */#include <pshpack4.h>
/* XLATON */typedef struct VXDFFIO { /* ffio */ DWORD dwIOCode; /* I/O code */ void * pvArgs; /* Array of arguments */} VXDFFIO, *PVXDFFIO;/* XLATOFF */#include <poppack.h>
/* XLATON */
#define FFIO_ESCAPE 0
#define FFIO_SETGAIN 1
#define FFIO_SETFFSTATE 2
#define FFIO_GETFFSTATE 3
#define FFIO_DOWNLOADEFFECT 4
#define FFIO_DESTROYEFFECT 5
#define FFIO_STARTEFFECT 6
#define FFIO_STOPEFFECT 7
#define FFIO_GETEFFECTSTATUS 8
#define FFIO_MAX 9
#define IOCTL_JOY_FFIO (IOCTL_FIRST + 14)
/****************************************************************************
* * Misc services * ***************************************************************************/
/*
* IN: Nothing * * OUT: Pointer to dword sequence pointer */#define IOCTL_GETSEQUENCEPTR (IOCTL_FIRST + 15)
/****************************************************************************
* * Back to Joystick * ***************************************************************************/
/*
* Define these again, because NT doesn't have vjoyd * and because vjoyd.inc doesn't define them. */#define JOYPF_X 0x00000001
#define JOYPF_Y 0x00000002
#define JOYPF_Z 0x00000004
#define JOYPF_R 0x00000008
#define JOYPF_U 0x00000010
#define JOYPF_V 0x00000020
#define JOYPF_POV0 0x00000040
#define JOYPF_POV1 0x00000080
#define JOYPF_POV2 0x00000100
#define JOYPF_POV3 0x00000200
#define JOYPF_POV(n) (JOYPF_POV0 << (n))
#define JOYPF_BTN0 0x00000400
#define JOYPF_BTN1 0x00000800
#define JOYPF_BTN2 0x00001000
#define JOYPF_BTN3 0x00002000
#define JOYPF_ALLAXES 0x0000003F
#define JOYPF_ALLCAPS 0x00003FFF
#define JOYPF_POSITION 0x00010000
#define JOYPF_VELOCITY 0x00020000
#define JOYPF_ACCELERATION 0x00040000
#define JOYPF_FORCE 0x00080000
#define JOYPF_ALLMODES 0x000F0000
#define JOYPF_NUMMODES 4
/*
* IN: DWORD external joystick ID * * OUT: array of DWORDs listing which axes are valid where * */typedef struct VXDAXISCAPS { /* vac */ DWORD dwPos; /* Axis positions */ DWORD dwVel; /* Axis velocities */ DWORD dwAccel; /* Axis accelerations */ DWORD dwForce; /* Axis forces */} VXDAXISCAPS, *PVXDAXISCAPS;
#define IOCTL_JOY_GETAXES (IOCTL_FIRST + 16)
/****************************************************************************
* * Mouse random * ***************************************************************************/
/*
* IN: Nothing * * OUT: Pointer to dword wheel granularity. */#define IOCTL_MOUSE_GETWHEEL (IOCTL_FIRST + 17)
/****************************************************************************
* * New IOCTLs for DX8, stuck on the end to improve chances of cross * version compatibility. * ***************************************************************************/
/*
* IN: Nothing * * OUT: Nothing */#define IOCTL_JOY_CONFIGCHANGED (IOCTL_FIRST + 18)
/*
* IN: An instance handle to be pinged * * OUT: Instance handle * * This is used by the post dinput.dll versions of the DLL to avoid * unacquiring all instances of a device on a poll failure. */#define IOCTL_JOY_PING8 (IOCTL_FIRST + 19)
/****************************************************************************
* * End of IOCTL table * ***************************************************************************/
#define IOCTL_MAX (IOCTL_FIRST + 20)
/* XLATOFF */#ifdef __cplusplus
};#endif
/* XLATON */
#endif /* __DINPUTV_INCLUDED__ */
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