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/*++
Copyright (c) 1991 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
vrnmpipe.c
Abstract:
Contains Named Pipe function handlers for Vdm Redir support. This module
contains the following Vr (VdmRedir) routines:
Contents:
VrGetNamedPipeInfo
VrGetNamedPipeHandleState
VrSetNamedPipeHandleState
VrPeekNamedPipe
VrTransactNamedPipe
VrCallNamedPipe
VrWaitNamedPipe
VrNetHandleGetInfo
VrNetHandleSetInfo
VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe
VrNmPipeInterrupt
VrTerminateNamedPipes
VrCancelPipeIo
There are a couple of extra routines which must be called on open and close.
Because these routines (in Dos Emulator) are general purpose, our open
and close routines will be called for every file open/handle close. We
must check that the operation is being performed on a named pipe entity.
The routines are:
VrAddOpenNamedPipeInfo
VrRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo
Because named pipes are now opened in overlapped I/O mode, in case an app
wishes to perform an asynchronous read or write operation, we must provide
our own read/write routines for synchronously reading a pipe. If we just
left this to the standard read/write routines in DEM, they would return an
error because the handles were opened with FLAG_FILE_OVERLAPPED and the
operations are performed with the LPOVERLAPPED parameter set to NULL
VrReadNamedPipe
VrWriteNamedPipe
A couple of helper routines which are callable from outside of this module:
VrIsNamedPipeName
VrIsNamedPipeHandle
VrConvertLocalNtPipeName
Private (Vrp) routines:
VrpAsyncNmPipeThread
VrpSnapshotEventList
VrpSearchForRequestByEventHandle
VrpCompleteAsyncRequest
VrpQueueAsyncRequest
VrpDequeueAsyncRequest
VrpFindCompletedRequest
VrpAddOpenNamedPipeInfo
VrpGetOpenNamedPipeInfo
VrpRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo
RememberPipeIo
ForgetPipeIo
Author:
Richard L Firth (rfirth) 10-Sep-1991
Environment:
Any 32-bit flat address space
Notes:
This module implements client-side named pipe support for the VDM process.
Client-side named pipes are opened using the standard DOS open call (INT 21/
ah=3dh) from a DOS app. The actual open is performed in the 32-bit context
where a 32-bit handle is returned. This is put in the DOS context SFT and
DOS returns an 8-bit J(ob) F(ile) N(umber) which the app then uses in other
named pipe calls. The redir, which handles named pipe requests apart from
open and close, must map the 8-bit JFN to the original 32-bit handle using
a routine exported from DOS. The handle is then stored in BP:BX and control
passed here.
When an open succeeds, we add an OPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure to a list
of structures. This maps the handle and name (for DosQNmPipeInfo). We don't
expect to have very many of these structures at any one time, so they are
singly linked and sequentially traversed using the handle as a key
This code assumes that only one process at a time will be updating the list
of structures and that any non-stack data items in this module will be
replicated to all processes which use these functions (Ie the data is NOT
shared)
Revision History:
10-Sep-1991 RFirth
Created
--*/
#include <nt.h>
#include <ntrtl.h> // ASSERT, DbgPrint
#include <nturtl.h>
#include <windows.h>
#include <softpc.h> // x86 virtual machine definitions
#include <vrdlctab.h>
#include <vdmredir.h> // common Vdm Redir stuff
#include <vrinit.h> // VrQueueCompletionHandler
#include "vrdebug.h" // IF_DEBUG
#include "vrputil.h" // private utility prototypes
//#include <os2def.h>
//#include <bsedos.h> // PIPEINFO structure
#include <align.h>
#include <lmcons.h> // LM20_PATHLEN
#include <lmerr.h> // NERR_
#include <string.h> // Dos still dealing with ASCII
#include <dossvc.h> // PDEMEXTERR
#include <exterr.h> // extended error info
//
// the following 2 #undef's required because without them, insignia.h gives
// errors (BOOL previously typedef'd) when compiled for MIPS
//
#undef BOOL
#undef NT_INCLUDED
#include <insignia.h> // Insignia defines
#include <xt.h> // half_word
#include <ica.h> // ica_hw_interrupt
#include <idetect.h> // WaitIfIdle
#include <vrica.h> // call_ica_hw_interrupt
#include <vrnmpipe.h> // routine prototypes
#include <stdio.h>
//
// manifests
//
//#define NAMED_PIPE_TIMEOUT 300000 // 5 minutes
#define NAMED_PIPE_TIMEOUT INFINITE
//
// private data types
//
//
// OVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO - contains handle of thread issuing named pipe I/O request.
// If the app is later killed, we need to cancel any pending named pipe I/O
//
typedef struct _OVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO {
struct _OVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO* Next;
DWORD Thread;
BOOL Cancelled;
OVERLAPPED Overlapped;
} OVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO, *POVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO;
//
// private routine prototypes
//
#undef PRIVATE
#define PRIVATE /* static */ // actually, want to see routines in FREE build
PRIVATE
DWORD
VrpAsyncNmPipeThread(
IN LPVOID Parameters
);
PRIVATE
DWORD
VrpSnapshotEventList(
OUT LPHANDLE pList
);
PRIVATE
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
VrpSearchForRequestByEventHandle(
IN HANDLE EventHandle
);
PRIVATE
VOID
VrpCompleteAsyncRequest(
IN PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO pAsyncInfo
);
PRIVATE
VOID
VrpQueueAsyncRequest(
IN PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO pAsyncInfo
);
PRIVATE
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
VrpDequeueAsyncRequest(
IN PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO pAsyncInfo
);
PRIVATE
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
VrpFindCompletedRequest(
VOID
);
PRIVATE
BOOL
VrpAddOpenNamedPipeInfo(
IN HANDLE Handle,
IN LPSTR PipeName
);
PRIVATE
POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
VrpGetOpenNamedPipeInfo(
IN HANDLE Handle
);
PRIVATE
BOOL
VrpRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo(
IN HANDLE Handle
);
PRIVATE
VOID
RememberPipeIo(
IN POVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO PipeIo
);
PRIVATE
VOID
ForgetPipeIo(
IN POVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO PipeIo
);
#if DBG
VOID DumpOpenPipeList(VOID);
VOID DumpRequestQueue(VOID);
#endif
//
// global data
//
DWORD VrPeekNamedPipeTickCount;
//
// private data
//
CRITICAL_SECTION VrNamedPipeCancelCritSec;
POVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO PipeIoQueue = NULL;
//
// Vdm Redir Named Pipe support routines
//
VOID
VrGetNamedPipeInfo(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs GetNamedPipeInfo (DosQNmPipeInfo) request on behalf of VDM redir
Arguments:
Function = 5F32h
ENTRY BP:BX = 32-bit Named Pipe handle
CX = Buffer size
DX = Info level
DS:SI = Buffer
EXIT CF = 1
AX = Error code
CF = 0
no error
AX = undefined
Return Value:
None. Returns values in VDM Ax and Flags registers
--*/
{
HANDLE Handle;
DWORD Flags, OutBufferSize, InBufferSize, MaxInstances, CurInstances, bufLen;
PIPEINFO* PipeInfo;
BOOL Ok;
POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO OpenNamedPipeInfo;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrGetNamedPipeInfo(0x%08x, %d, %04x:%04x, %d)\n",
HANDLE_FROM_WORDS(getBP(), getBX()),
getDX(),
getDS(),
getSI(),
getCX()
);
}
#endif
//
// bp:bx is 32-bit named pipe handle. Mapped from 8-bit handle in redir
//
Handle = HANDLE_FROM_WORDS(getBP(), getBX());
//
// we have to collect the info to put in the PIPEINFO structure from
// various sources - we stored the name (& name length) in a
// OPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure. The other stuff we get from
// GetNamedPipeInfo and GetNamedPipeHandleState
//
OpenNamedPipeInfo = VrpGetOpenNamedPipeInfo(Handle);
if (OpenNamedPipeInfo) {
bufLen = getCX();
if (bufLen >= sizeof(PIPEINFO)) {
Ok = GetNamedPipeInfo(Handle,
&Flags,
&OutBufferSize,
&InBufferSize,
&MaxInstances
);
if (Ok) {
//
// we are only interested in the current # instances of the
// named pipe from this next call
//
Ok = GetNamedPipeHandleState(Handle,
NULL,
&CurInstances,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
0
);
if (Ok) {
PipeInfo = (PIPEINFO*)POINTER_FROM_WORDS(getDS(), getSI());
WRITE_WORD(&PipeInfo->cbOut, (OutBufferSize > 65535 ? 65535 : OutBufferSize));
WRITE_WORD(&PipeInfo->cbIn, (InBufferSize > 65535 ? 65535 : InBufferSize));
WRITE_BYTE(&PipeInfo->cbMaxInst, (MaxInstances > 255 ? 255 : MaxInstances));
WRITE_BYTE(&PipeInfo->cbCurInst, (CurInstances > 255 ? 255 : CurInstances));
WRITE_BYTE(&PipeInfo->cbName, OpenNamedPipeInfo->NameLength);
//
// copy name if enough space
//
if (bufLen - sizeof(PIPEINFO) >= OpenNamedPipeInfo->NameLength) {
strcpy(PipeInfo->szName, OpenNamedPipeInfo->Name);
}
setCF(0);
} else {
SET_ERROR(VrpMapLastError());
}
} else {
SET_ERROR(VrpMapLastError());
}
} else {
SET_ERROR(ERROR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW);
}
} else {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrGetNamedPipeInfo: Error: can't map handle 0x%08x\n", Handle);
}
#endif
SET_ERROR(ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE);
}
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
if (getCF()) {
DbgPrint("VrGetNamedPipeInfo: returning ERROR: %d\n", getAX());
} else {
DbgPrint("VrGetNamedPipeInfo: returning OK. PIPEINFO:\n"
"cbOut %04x\n"
"cbIn %04x\n"
"cbMaxInst %02x\n"
"cbCurInst %02x\n"
"cbName %02x\n"
"szName %s\n",
READ_WORD(&PipeInfo->cbOut),
READ_WORD(&PipeInfo->cbIn),
READ_BYTE(&PipeInfo->cbMaxInst),
READ_BYTE(&PipeInfo->cbCurInst),
READ_BYTE(&PipeInfo->cbName),
READ_BYTE(&PipeInfo->szName)
);
}
}
#endif
}
VOID
VrGetNamedPipeHandleState(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs GetNamedPipeHandleState request on behalf of VDM redir
Arguments:
Function = 5F33h
ENTRY BP:BX = 32-bit Named Pipe handle
EXIT CF = 1
AX = Error code
CF = 0
AX = Pipe mode:
BSxxxWxRIIIIIIII
where:
B = Blocking mode. If B=1 the pipe is non blocking
S = Server end of pipe if 1
W = Pipe is written in message mode if 1 (else byte mode)
R = Pipe is read in message mode if 1 (else byte mode)
I = Pipe instances. Unlimited if 0xFF
Return Value:
None. Returns values in VDM Ax and Flags registers
--*/
{
HANDLE Handle;
DWORD State, CurInstances, Flags, MaxInstances;
BOOL Ok;
WORD PipeHandleState;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrGetNamedPipeHandleState\n");
}
#endif
Handle = HANDLE_FROM_WORDS(getBP(), getBX());
Ok = GetNamedPipeHandleState(Handle,
&State,
&CurInstances,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
0
);
if (Ok) {
Ok = GetNamedPipeInfo(Handle, &Flags, NULL, NULL, &MaxInstances);
if (Ok) {
//
// Create the Dos pipe handle state from the information gathered
//
PipeHandleState = (WORD)((MaxInstances > 255) ? 255 : (MaxInstances & 0xff))
| (WORD)((State & PIPE_NOWAIT) ? NP_NBLK : 0)
| (WORD)((State & PIPE_READMODE_MESSAGE) ? NP_RMESG : 0)
//
// BUGBUG - can't possibly be server end????
//
| (WORD)((Flags & PIPE_SERVER_END) ? NP_SERVER : 0)
| (WORD)((Flags & PIPE_TYPE_MESSAGE) ? NP_WMESG : 0)
;
setAX((WORD)PipeHandleState);
setCF(0);
} else {
SET_ERROR(VrpMapLastError());
}
} else {
SET_ERROR(VrpMapLastError());
}
}
VOID
VrSetNamedPipeHandleState(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs SetNamedPipeHandleState request on behalf of VDM redir
Arguments:
Function = 5F34h
ENTRY BP:BX = 32-bit Named Pipe handle
CX = Pipe mode to set
EXIT CF = 1
AX = Error code
CF = 0
AX = Pipe mode set
Return Value:
None. Returns values in VDM Ax and Flags registers
--*/
{
HANDLE Handle = HANDLE_FROM_WORDS(getBP(), getBX());
BOOL Ok;
WORD DosPipeMode;
DWORD WinPipeMode;
#define ILLEGAL_NMP_SETMODE_BITS ~(NP_NBLK | NP_RMESG | NP_WMESG)
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrSetNamedPipeHandleState(0x%08x, %04x)\n", Handle, getCX());
}
#endif
//
// Convert the Dos pipe mode bits to Win32 pipe mode bits. We can only
// change the wait/no-wait status and the read mode of the pipe (byte
// or message)
//
DosPipeMode = getCX();
//
// catch disallowed flags
//
if (DosPipeMode & ILLEGAL_NMP_SETMODE_BITS) {
SET_ERROR(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return;
}
WinPipeMode = ((DosPipeMode & NP_NBLK)
? PIPE_NOWAIT
: PIPE_WAIT)
| ((DosPipeMode & NP_RMESG)
? PIPE_READMODE_MESSAGE
: PIPE_READMODE_BYTE);
if (!(Ok = SetNamedPipeHandleState(Handle, &WinPipeMode, NULL, NULL))) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("Error: VrSetNamedPipeHandleState: returning %d\n", GetLastError());
}
#endif
SET_ERROR(VrpMapLastError());
} else {
setCF(0);
}
}
VOID
VrPeekNamedPipe(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs PeekNamedPipe request on behalf of VDM redir
Arguments:
Function = 5F35h
ENTRY BP:BX = 32-bit Named Pipe handle
CX = Size of buffer for peek
DS:SI = Buffer address
EXIT CF = 1
AX = Error code
CF = 0
AX = Pipe status
BX = Number of bytes peeked into buffer
CX = Number of bytes in pipe
DX = Number of bytes in message
DI = Pipe status
DS:SI = Data peeked
Return Value:
None. Returns values in VDM Ax and Flags registers
--*/
{
HANDLE Handle;
LPBYTE lpBuffer;
DWORD nBufferSize, BytesRead, BytesAvailable, BytesLeftInMessage;
BOOL Ok;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrPeekNamedPipe(0x%08x, %04x:%04x, %d)\n",
HANDLE_FROM_WORDS(getBP(), getBX()),
getDS(),
getSI(),
getCX()
);
}
#endif
Handle = HANDLE_FROM_WORDS(getBP(), getBX());
lpBuffer = (LPBYTE)POINTER_FROM_WORDS(getDS(), getSI());
nBufferSize = (DWORD)getCX();
Ok = PeekNamedPipe(Handle,
lpBuffer,
nBufferSize,
&BytesRead,
&BytesAvailable,
&BytesLeftInMessage
);
if (Ok) {
//
// Since we gave a 16-bit quantity for the buffer size, BytesRead
// cannot be >64K
//
setBX((WORD)BytesRead);
setCX((WORD)BytesAvailable);
//
// if message mode pipe, return total bytes in message (as opposed to
// NT's bytes LEFT in message)
//
setDX((WORD)(BytesLeftInMessage ? ((WORD)BytesLeftInMessage + (WORD)BytesRead) : 0));
//
// Not sure what this means. According to NETPIAPI.ASM, a 3 is returned
// on success, meaning status = connected. The named pipe statuses are
// (according to BSEDOS.H):
//
// NP_DISCONNECTED 1
// NP_LISTENING 2
// NP_CONNECTED 3
// NP_CLOSING 4
//
// Presumably, a client-side pipe can only be connected or the pipe is
// closed
//
setDI(NP_CONNECTED);
setCF(0);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrPeekNamedPipe: Ok: %d bytes peeked, %d avail, %d left in message\n",
BytesRead,
BytesAvailable,
BytesLeftInMessage
);
}
#endif
} else {
SET_ERROR(VrpMapLastError());
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrPeekNamedPipe: Error %d\n", getAX());
}
#endif
BytesRead = 0;
}
//
// idle processing - only idle if there is nothing to return (including
// an error occurred)
//
// For now, allow 10(!) peeks per second - on ALL pipe handles
//
if (!BytesRead) {
if (GetTickCount() - VrPeekNamedPipeTickCount < 100) {
WaitIfIdle();
}
}
VrPeekNamedPipeTickCount = GetTickCount();
}
VOID
VrTransactNamedPipe(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs TransactNamedPipe request on behalf of VDM redir
Arguments:
Function = 5F36h
ENTRY BP:BX = 32-bit Named Pipe handle
CX = Transmit buffer length
DX = Receive buffer length
DS:SI = Transmit buffer
ES:DI = Receive buffer
EXIT CF = 1
AX = Error code
CF = 0
CX = Number of bytes in Receive buffer
Return Value:
None. Returns values in VDM Ax and Flags registers
--*/
{
DWORD BytesRead;
BOOL Ok;
OVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO pipeio;
DWORD Error;
HANDLE Handle;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrTransactNamedPipe(0x%08x, TxLen=%d, TxBuf=%04x:%04x, RxLen=%d, RxBuf=%04x:%04x)\n",
HANDLE_FROM_WORDS(getBP(), getBX()),
getCX(),
getDS(),
getSI(),
getDX(),
getES(),
getDI()
);
}
#endif
//
// now that we are opening named pipes with FLAG_FILE_OVERLAPPED, we have
// to perform every I/O operation with an OVERLAPPED structure. We are only
// interested in the event handle. We create a new event for synchronous
// operation which requires an OVERLAPPED structure. Create the event to
// be manually reset - this way, if we wait on it & the read has already
// completed, the wait completes immediately. If we create an auto-reset
// event, then it may go back into the not-signalled state, causing us to
// wait forever for an event that has already occurred
//
RtlZeroMemory(&pipeio, sizeof(pipeio));
pipeio.Overlapped.hEvent = CreateEvent(NULL, TRUE, FALSE, NULL);
if (pipeio.Overlapped.hEvent != NULL) {
//
// collect arguments from registers and perform transact named pipe call
//
Handle = HANDLE_FROM_WORDS(getBP(), getBX());
RememberPipeIo(&pipeio);
Ok = TransactNamedPipe(Handle,
(LPVOID)POINTER_FROM_WORDS(getDS(), getSI()),
(DWORD)getCX(),
(LPVOID)POINTER_FROM_WORDS(getES(), getDI()),
(DWORD)getDX(),
&BytesRead,
&pipeio.Overlapped
);
Error = Ok ? NO_ERROR : GetLastError();
if (Error == ERROR_IO_PENDING) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrTransactNamedPipe: Ok, Waiting on hEvent...\n");
}
#endif
Error = WaitForSingleObject(pipeio.Overlapped.hEvent, NAMED_PIPE_TIMEOUT);
}
ForgetPipeIo(&pipeio);
if (pipeio.Cancelled) {
Error = WAIT_TIMEOUT;
}
if (Error == NO_ERROR || Error == ERROR_MORE_DATA) {
GetOverlappedResult(Handle, &pipeio.Overlapped, &BytesRead, TRUE);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("WaitForSingleObject completed. BytesRead=%d\n", BytesRead);
}
#endif
setCX((WORD)BytesRead);
setAX((WORD)Error);
//
// if we are returning NO_ERROR then carry flag is clear, else we
// are returning ERROR_MORE_DATA: set carry flag
//
setCF(Error == ERROR_MORE_DATA);
} else {
//
// if we timed-out then close the pipe handle
//
if (Error == WAIT_TIMEOUT) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrTransactNamedPipe: Wait timed out: closing handle %08x\n", Handle);
}
#endif
CloseHandle(Handle);
VrpRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo(Handle);
} else {
Error = VrpMapDosError(Error);
}
SET_ERROR((WORD)Error);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrTransactNamedPipe: Error: %d\n", getAX());
}
#endif
}
//
// kill the event handle
//
CloseHandle(pipeio.Overlapped.hEvent);
} else {
//
// failed to create event handle
//
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("vdmredir: DosTransactNamedPipe couldn't create event error %d\n", GetLastError());
}
#endif
SET_ERROR(VrpMapLastError());
}
}
VOID
VrCallNamedPipe(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs CallNamedPipe request on behalf of VDM redir
Arguments:
Function = 5F37h
ENTRY DS:SI = Pointer to CallNmPipe structure:
DWORD Timeout; +0
LPWORD lpBytesRead; +4
WORD OutputBufferLen; +8
LPBYTE OutputBuffer; +10
WORD InputBufferLength; +14
LPBYTE InputBuffer; +16
LPSTR PipeName; +20
EXIT CF = 1
AX = Error code
CF = 0
CX = Bytes received
Return Value:
None. Returns values in VDM Ax and Flags registers
--*/
{
BOOL Ok;
DWORD BytesRead;
PDOS_CALL_NAMED_PIPE_STRUCT StructurePointer;
StructurePointer = (PDOS_CALL_NAMED_PIPE_STRUCT)POINTER_FROM_WORDS(getDS(), getSI());
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrCallNamedPipe(%s)\n", (LPSTR)READ_FAR_POINTER(&StructurePointer->lpPipeName));
}
#endif
Ok = CallNamedPipe((LPSTR)READ_FAR_POINTER(&StructurePointer->lpPipeName),
READ_FAR_POINTER(&StructurePointer->lpInBuffer),
READ_WORD(&StructurePointer->nInBufferLen),
READ_FAR_POINTER(&StructurePointer->lpOutBuffer),
READ_WORD(&StructurePointer->nOutBufferLen),
&BytesRead,
READ_DWORD(&StructurePointer->Timeout)
);
if (!Ok) {
SET_ERROR(VrpMapLastError());
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrCallNamedPipe: Error: CallNamedPipe returns %u\n", getAX());
}
#endif
} else {
WRITE_WORD(READ_FAR_POINTER(&StructurePointer->lpBytesRead), (WORD)BytesRead);
setCX((WORD)BytesRead);
setCF(0);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrCallNamedPipe: Ok\n");
}
#endif
}
}
VOID
VrWaitNamedPipe(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs WaitNamedPipe request on behalf of VDM redir. We assume that the
name we are getting is \\computer\pipe\name, anything else is invalid
Arguments:
Function = 5F38h
ENTRY BX:CX = Timeout
DS:DX = Pipe name
EXIT CF = 1
AX = Error code
CF = 0
No error
Return Value:
None. Returns values in VDM Ax and Flags registers
--*/
{
BOOL Ok;
//
// BUGBUG - should really perform DosPathCanonicalization on input string -
// DOS redir would convert eg //server/pipe\foo.bar into \\SERVER\PIPE\FOO.BAR
// if it makes any difference
//
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrWaitNamedPipe(%s, %d)\n",
LPSTR_FROM_WORDS(getDS(), getDX()),
DWORD_FROM_WORDS(getBX(), getCX())
);
}
#endif
Ok = WaitNamedPipe(LPSTR_FROM_WORDS(getDS(), getDX()),
DWORD_FROM_WORDS(getBX(), getCX())
);
if (!Ok) {
SET_ERROR(VrpMapLastError());
} else {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("WaitNamedPipe returns TRUE\n");
}
#endif
setAX(0);
setCF(0);
}
}
VOID
VrNetHandleGetInfo(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs local NetHandleGetInfo on behalf of the Vdm client
Arguments:
Function = 5F3Ch
ENTRY BP:BX = 32-bit Named Pipe handle
CX = Buffer length
SI = Level (1)
DS:DX = Buffer
EXIT CX = size of required buffer (whether we got it or not)
CF = 1
AX = Error code
CF = 0
indicated stuff put in buffer
Return Value:
None. Results returned via VDM registers or in VDM memory, according to
request
--*/
{
HANDLE Handle;
DWORD Level;
DWORD BufLen;
BOOL Ok;
DWORD CollectCount;
DWORD CollectTime;
LPVDM_HANDLE_INFO_1 StructurePointer;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrNetHandleGetInfo\n");
}
#endif
Handle = HANDLE_FROM_WORDS(getBP(), getBX());
Level = (DWORD)getSI();
if (Level == 1) {
BufLen = (DWORD)getCX();
if (BufLen >= sizeof(VDM_HANDLE_INFO_1)) {
//
// BUGBUG - the information we are interested in cannot be returned
// if the client and server are on the same machine, or if this is
// the server end of the pipe???
//
Ok = GetNamedPipeHandleState(Handle,
NULL, // not interested in state
NULL, // ditto curInstances
&CollectCount,
&CollectTime,
NULL, // not interested in client app name
0
);
if (!Ok) {
SET_ERROR(VrpMapLastError());
} else {
StructurePointer = (LPVDM_HANDLE_INFO_1)POINTER_FROM_WORDS(getDS(), getDX());
StructurePointer->CharTime = CollectTime;
StructurePointer->CharCount = (WORD)CollectCount;
setCF(0);
}
} else {
SET_ERROR(NERR_BufTooSmall);
}
} else {
SET_ERROR(ERROR_INVALID_LEVEL);
}
}
VOID
VrNetHandleSetInfo(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs local NetHandleSetInfo on behalf of the Vdm client
Arguments:
Function = 5F3Bh
ENTRY BP:BX = 32-bit Named Pipe handle
CX = Buffer length
SI = Level (1)
DI = Parmnum
DS:DX = Buffer
EXIT CF = 1
AX = Error code
CF = 0
Stuff from buffer set
Return Value:
None. Results returned via VDM registers or in VDM memory, according to
request
--*/
{
HANDLE Handle;
DWORD Level;
DWORD BufLen;
BOOL Ok;
DWORD Data;
DWORD ParmNum;
LPBYTE Buffer;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrNetHandleGetInfo\n");
DbgBreakPoint();
}
#endif
Handle = HANDLE_FROM_WORDS(getBP(), getBX());
Level = (DWORD)getSI();
Buffer = LPBYTE_FROM_WORDS(getDS(), getDX());
if (Level == 1) {
BufLen = (DWORD)getCX();
//
// ParmNum can be 1 (CharTime) or 2 (CharCount), Can't be 0 (set
// everything)
//
ParmNum = (DWORD)getDI();
if (!--ParmNum) {
if (BufLen < sizeof(((LPVDM_HANDLE_INFO_1)0)->CharTime)) {
SET_ERROR(NERR_BufTooSmall);
return ;
}
Data = (DWORD)*(LPDWORD)Buffer;
} else if (!--ParmNum) {
if (BufLen < sizeof(((LPVDM_HANDLE_INFO_1)0)->CharCount)) {
SET_ERROR(NERR_BufTooSmall);
return ;
}
Data = (DWORD)*(LPWORD)Buffer;
} else {
SET_ERROR(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return ;
}
//
// BUGBUG - the information we are interested in cannot be set
// if the client and server are on the same machine, or if this is
// the server end of the pipe???
//
Ok = SetNamedPipeHandleState(Handle,
NULL, // not interested in mode
(LPDWORD)((ParmNum == 1) ? &Data : NULL),
(LPDWORD)((ParmNum == 2) ? &Data : NULL)
);
if (!Ok) {
SET_ERROR(VrpMapLastError());
} else {
setCF(0);
}
} else {
SET_ERROR(ERROR_INVALID_LEVEL);
}
}
//
// Request Queue. This queue holds a singly linked list of async named pipe
// read/write requests. The async thread will search this list when an async
// read or write completes (the event is signalled). It then sets up the
// information for the call back to the VDM and dequeues the request info.
// Because we can have the async thread and the request thread simultaneously
// accessing the queue, it is protected by a critical section
//
CRITICAL_SECTION VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec;
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO RequestQueueHead = NULL;
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO RequestQueueTail = NULL;
HANDLE VrpNmpSomethingToDo;
VOID
VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs asynchronous read or write of a message mode named pipe on behalf
of the VDM DOS application
Arguments:
None. All arguments are extracted from DOS registers/memory.
These calls are made through int 2fh/ax=function code, not int 21h/ah=5fh
AX = 1186h DosReadAsyncNmPipe
118Fh DosWriteAsyncNmPipe
1190h DosReadAsyncNmPipe2
1191h DosWriteAsyncNmPipe2
BP:BX = 32-bit Named Pipe Handle
DS:SI = DOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_STRUCT
DD address of returned bytes read
DW size of caller's buffer
DD address of caller's buffer
DD address of returned error code
DD address of Asynchronous Notification Routine
DW named pipe handle
DD address of caller's 'semaphore'
Return Value:
None.
--*/
{
HANDLE Handle;
//
// Type is type of request - read or write, standard or 2 (meaning the
// request has an associated 'semaphore' which must be cleared)
//
DWORD Type;
//
// StructurePointer is 32-bit flat pointer to structure in DOS memory
// containing request parameters
//
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_STRUCT StructurePointer;
//
// pAsyncInfo is a pointer to the request packet we stick on the request
// queue
//
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO pAsyncInfo;
//
// pipeInfo is a pointer to the information we created/stored when the
// named pipe was opened. We just need this to check the handle's valid
//
POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO pipeInfo;
WORD length;
LPBYTE buffer;
DWORD error;
BOOL ok;
HANDLE hEvent;
DWORD bytesTransferred;
//
// hThread and tid: these must be kept alive so long as the async named
// pipe (completion) thread exists. tid can be used with ResumeThread and
// SuspendThread as we may see fit
//
static HANDLE hThread = NULL;
static DWORD tid;
//
// get info from registers and the async named pipe structure
//
Handle = HANDLE_FROM_WORDS(getBP(), getBX());
pipeInfo = VrpGetOpenNamedPipeInfo(Handle);
Type = (DWORD)getAX() & 0xff; // 0x86, 0x8f, 0x90 or 0x91
StructurePointer = (PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_STRUCT)POINTER_FROM_WORDS(getDS(), getSI());
length = READ_WORD(&StructurePointer->BufferLength);
buffer = READ_FAR_POINTER(&StructurePointer->lpBuffer);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint( "\n"
"VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe (%04x) [%s]:\n"
"DOS_READ_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_STRUCT @ %08x:\n"
"32-bit named pipe handle . . . . %08x\n"
"Address of returned bytes read . %04x:%04x\n"
"Size of caller's buffer. . . . . %04x\n"
"Address of caller's buffer . . . %04x:%04x\n"
"Address of returned error code . %04x:%04x\n"
"Address of ANR . . . . . . . . . %04x:%04x\n"
"Named pipe handle. . . . . . . . %04x\n"
"Address of caller's semaphore. . %04x:%04x\n"
"\n",
(DWORD)getAX(), // type of read/write request
Type == ANP_READ
? "READ"
: Type == ANP_WRITE
? "WRITE"
: Type == ANP_READ2
? "READ2"
: Type == ANP_WRITE2
? "WRITE2"
: "?????",
StructurePointer,
Handle,
(DWORD)GET_SELECTOR(&StructurePointer->lpBytesRead),
(DWORD)GET_OFFSET(&StructurePointer->lpBytesRead),
(DWORD)StructurePointer->BufferLength,
(DWORD)GET_SELECTOR(&StructurePointer->lpBuffer),
(DWORD)GET_OFFSET(&StructurePointer->lpBuffer),
(DWORD)GET_SELECTOR(&StructurePointer->lpErrorCode),
(DWORD)GET_OFFSET(&StructurePointer->lpErrorCode),
(DWORD)GET_SELECTOR(&StructurePointer->lpANR),
(DWORD)GET_OFFSET(&StructurePointer->lpANR),
(DWORD)StructurePointer->PipeHandle,
(DWORD)GET_SELECTOR(&StructurePointer->lpSemaphore),
(DWORD)GET_OFFSET(&StructurePointer->lpSemaphore)
);
}
#endif
//
// if we can't find this handle in our list of opened named pipes, return
// an error
//
if (!pipeInfo) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe: Handle 0x%08x is invalid\n", Handle);
}
#endif
SET_ERROR(ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE);
return;
}
//
// looks like we're going to make an async read/write request. Create the
// async thread if it doesn't already exist. Create also the "something to
// do" event. Create this as an auto reset event which is initially in the
// not-signalled state
//
if (hThread == NULL) {
VrpNmpSomethingToDo = CreateEvent(NULL, FALSE, FALSE, NULL);
if (VrpNmpSomethingToDo == NULL) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe: Error: Couldn't create something-to-do event: %d\n",
GetLastError()
);
}
#endif
//
// return an out-of-resources error
//
SET_ERROR(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
return;
}
//
// we have the "something to do" event. Now create the thread
//
hThread = CreateThread(NULL,
0,
VrpAsyncNmPipeThread,
NULL,
0,
&tid
);
if (hThread == NULL) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe: Error: Couldn't create thread: %d\n",
GetLastError()
);
}
#endif
CloseHandle(VrpNmpSomethingToDo);
SET_ERROR(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
return;
}
}
//
// allocate a structure in which to store the information required to
// complete the request (in the VDM)
//
pAsyncInfo = (PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO)LocalAlloc(LMEM_FIXED, sizeof(DOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO));
if (pAsyncInfo == NULL) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe: Error: Couldn't allocate structure\n");
}
#endif
SET_ERROR(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
return;
}
RtlZeroMemory(&pAsyncInfo->Overlapped, sizeof(pAsyncInfo->Overlapped));
//
// create a new event for this request - there can be multiple simultaneous
// requests per named pipe. The event is manual reset so that if the request
// completes before the WaitForMultipleObjects snaps the list, the event
// will stay reset and hence the wait will complete. If we created the event
// as auto-reset, it may get signalled, and go not-signalled before we wait
// on it, potentially causing an infinite wait
//
hEvent = CreateEvent(NULL, TRUE, FALSE, NULL);
if (hEvent == NULL) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe: Error: Couldn't create event: %d\n", GetLastError());
}
#endif
LocalFree((HLOCAL)pAsyncInfo);
//
// return approximation out-of-resources error
//
SET_ERROR(ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY);
return;
} else {
pAsyncInfo->Overlapped.hEvent = hEvent;
}
//
// set up rest of async operation info structure
//
pAsyncInfo->Completed = FALSE;
pAsyncInfo->Handle = Handle;
pAsyncInfo->Buffer = (DWORD)StructurePointer->lpBuffer;
pAsyncInfo->pBytesTransferred = READ_FAR_POINTER(&StructurePointer->lpBytesRead);
pAsyncInfo->pErrorCode = READ_FAR_POINTER(&StructurePointer->lpErrorCode);
pAsyncInfo->ANR = READ_DWORD(&StructurePointer->lpANR);
//
// if this is an AsyncNmPipe2 call then it has an associated semaphore
// handle. Earlier versions don't have a semaphore
//
if (Type == ANP_READ2 || Type == ANP_WRITE2) {
pAsyncInfo->Type2 = TRUE;
pAsyncInfo->Semaphore = READ_DWORD(&StructurePointer->lpSemaphore);
} else {
pAsyncInfo->Type2 = FALSE;
pAsyncInfo->Semaphore = (DWORD)NULL;
}
#if DBG
pAsyncInfo->RequestType = Type;
#endif
//
// add the completion info structure to the async thread's work queue
//
VrpQueueAsyncRequest(pAsyncInfo);
//
// Q: what happens if the request completes asynchronously before we finish
// this routine?
//
if (Type == ANP_READ || Type == ANP_READ2) {
ok = ReadFile(Handle,
buffer,
length,
&bytesTransferred,
&pAsyncInfo->Overlapped
);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe: ReadFile(%x, %x, %d, ...): %d\n",
Handle,
buffer,
length,
ok
);
}
#endif
} else {
ok = WriteFile(Handle,
buffer,
length,
&bytesTransferred,
&pAsyncInfo->Overlapped
);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe: WriteFile(%x, %x, %d, ...): %d\n",
Handle,
buffer,
length,
ok
);
}
#endif
}
error = ok ? NO_ERROR : GetLastError();
//
// if we get ERROR_MORE_DATA then treat it as an error. GetOverlappedResult
// will give us the same error which we will return asynchronously
//
if (error != NO_ERROR && error != ERROR_IO_PENDING && error != ERROR_MORE_DATA) {
//
// we didn't get to start the I/O operation successfully, therefore
// we won't get called back, so we dequeue and free the completion
// structure and return the error
//
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe: Error: IO operation returns %d\n", error);
}
#endif
VrpDequeueAsyncRequest(pAsyncInfo);
CloseHandle(hEvent);
LocalFree(pAsyncInfo);
SET_ERROR((WORD)error);
} else {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe: IO operation started: returns %s\n",
error == ERROR_IO_PENDING ? "ERROR_IO_PENDING" : "NO_ERROR"
);
}
#endif
setCF(0);
}
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe: returning CF=%d, AX=%d\n", getCF(), getAX());
}
#endif
}
BOOLEAN
VrNmPipeInterrupt(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Called from hardware interrupt BOP processing to check if there are any
async named pipe ANRs to call
Arguments:
None.
Return Value:
BOOLEAN
TRUE - there was an async named pipe operation to complete. The
VDM registers & data areas have been modified to indicate
that the named pipe ANR must be called
FALSE - no async named pipe processing to do. Interrupt must have
been generated by NetBios or DLC
--*/
{
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO pAsyncInfo;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrNmPipeInterrupt\n");
}
#endif
//
// locate the first async named pipe request packet that has completed and
// is waiting for interrupt processing (ie its ANR to be called)
//
pAsyncInfo = VrpFindCompletedRequest();
if (!pAsyncInfo) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrNmPipeInterrupt - nothing to do\n");
}
#endif
//
// returning FALSE indicates that the hardware interrupt callback was
// not generated by async named pipe request completing
//
return FALSE;
} else {
//
// set the VDM registers to indicate a named pipe callback
//
setDS(HIWORD(pAsyncInfo->Buffer));
setSI(LOWORD(pAsyncInfo->Buffer));
setES(HIWORD(pAsyncInfo->Semaphore));
setDI(LOWORD(pAsyncInfo->Semaphore));
setCX(HIWORD(pAsyncInfo->ANR));
setBX(LOWORD(pAsyncInfo->ANR));
setAL((BYTE)pAsyncInfo->Type2);
SET_CALLBACK_NAMEPIPE();
//
// finished with this request packet, so dequeue and deallocate it
//
VrpDequeueAsyncRequest(pAsyncInfo);
CloseHandle(pAsyncInfo->Overlapped.hEvent);
LocalFree(pAsyncInfo);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrNmPipeInterrupt: Setting DOS Registers:\n"
"DS:SI=%04x:%04x, ES:DI=%04x:%04x, CX:BX=%04x:%04x, AL=%02x\n",
getDS(), getSI(),
getES(), getDI(),
getCX(), getBX(),
getAL()
);
}
#endif
//
// returning TRUE indicates that we have accepted a named pipe
// completion request
//
//VrDismissInterrupt();
return TRUE;
}
}
VOID
VrTerminateNamedPipes(
IN WORD DosPdb
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Cleans out all open named pipe info and pending async named pipe requests
when the owning DOS app terminates
Arguments:
DosPdb - PDB (DOS 'process' identifier) of terminating DOS process
Return Value:
None.
--*/
{
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrTerminateNamedPipes\n");
}
#endif
}
VOID
VrCancelPipeIo(
IN DWORD Thread
)
/*++
Routine Description:
For all pending named pipe I/Os owned by Thread, mark them as cancelled
and signal the event in the OVERLAPPED structure, causing the wait to
terminate.
This thread may not have any outstanding named pipe I/O
Arguments:
Thread - pseudo-handle of thread owning named pipe I/O
Return Value:
None.
--*/
{
POVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO ptr;
EnterCriticalSection(&VrNamedPipeCancelCritSec);
for (ptr = PipeIoQueue; ptr; ptr = ptr->Next) {
if (ptr->Thread == Thread) {
ptr->Cancelled = TRUE;
SetEvent(ptr->Overlapped.hEvent);
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&VrNamedPipeCancelCritSec);
}
#if _MSC_FULL_VER >= 13008827
#pragma warning(push)
#pragma warning(disable:4715) // Not all control paths return (due to infinite loop)
#endif
PRIVATE
DWORD
VrpAsyncNmPipeThread(
IN LPVOID Parameters
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Waits for an asynchronous named pipe read or write operation to complete.
Loops forever, waiting on list of pending async (overlapped) named pipe
operations. If there are no more outstanding named pipe read/writes then
waits on VrpNmpSomethingToDo which is reset (put in not-signalled state)
when there are no packets left on the request queue
Arguments:
Parameters - unused parameter block
Return Value:
DWORD
0
--*/
{
DWORD numberOfHandles;
DWORD index;
HANDLE eventList[MAXIMUM_ASYNC_PIPES + 1];
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO pRequest;
UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(Parameters);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrAsyncNamedPipeThread: *** Started ***\n");
}
#endif
while (TRUE) {
//
// create an array of event handles. The first handle in the array is
// the "something to do" event. This will only be reset when the queue
// of requests changes from the empty set
//
numberOfHandles = VrpSnapshotEventList(eventList);
index = WaitForMultipleObjects(numberOfHandles, eventList, FALSE, INFINITE);
//
// if the index is 0, then the "something to do" event has been signalled,
// meaning that we have to snapshot a new event list and re-wait
//
if (index > 0 && index < numberOfHandles) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpAsyncNmPipeThread: event #%d fired\n", index);
}
#endif
pRequest = VrpSearchForRequestByEventHandle(eventList[index]);
if (pRequest != NULL) {
VrpCompleteAsyncRequest(pRequest);
}
#if DBG
else {
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpAsyncNmPipeThread: Couldn't find request for handle 0x%08x\n",
eventList[index]
);
}
}
#endif
} else if (index) {
//
// an error occurred
//
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpAsyncNmPipeThread: Error: WaitForMultipleObjects returns %d (%d)\n",
index,
GetLastError()
);
}
#endif
}
#if DBG
else {
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpAsyncNmPipeThread: Something-to-do event fired\n");
}
}
#endif
}
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpAsyncNmPipeThread: *** Terminated ***\n");
}
#endif
return 0; // appease the compiler-god
}
#if _MSC_FULL_VER >= 13008827
#pragma warning(pop)
#endif
PRIVATE
DWORD
VrpSnapshotEventList(
OUT LPHANDLE pList
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Builds an array of event handles for those asynchronous named pipe I/O
requests which are still not completed (the Completed flag is FALSE).
The first event handle is always the "something to do" event
Arguments:
pList - pointer to callers list to build
Return Value:
DWORD
--*/
{
DWORD count = 1;
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO ptr;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpSnapshotEventList\n");
}
#endif
pList[0] = VrpNmpSomethingToDo;
EnterCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
for (ptr = RequestQueueHead; ptr; ptr = ptr->Next) {
if (ptr->Completed == FALSE) {
pList[count++] = ptr->Overlapped.hEvent;
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpSnapshotEventList: returning %d events\n", count);
}
#endif
return count;
}
PRIVATE
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
VrpSearchForRequestByEventHandle(
IN HANDLE EventHandle
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Searches the async request queue for the structure with this event handle.
If the structure is found, it is marked as Completed. The required structure
may NOT be located: this might occur when an item was removed from the list
due to an error in VrReadWriteAsyncNmPipe
Arguments:
EventHandle - to search for
Return Value:
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
Success - the located structure
Failure - NULL
--*/
{
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO ptr;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpSearchForRequestByEventHandle(0x%08x)\n", EventHandle);
}
#endif
EnterCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
for (ptr = RequestQueueHead; ptr; ptr = ptr->Next) {
if (ptr->Overlapped.hEvent == EventHandle) {
ptr->Completed = TRUE;
break;
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpLocateAsyncRequestByEventHandle returning 0x%08x: Request is %s\n",
ptr,
!ptr
? "NO REQUEST!!"
: ptr->RequestType == ANP_READ
? "READ"
: ptr->RequestType == ANP_WRITE
? "WRITE"
: ptr->RequestType == ANP_READ2
? "READ2"
: ptr->RequestType == ANP_WRITE2
? "WRITE2"
: "UNKNOWN REQUEST!!"
);
}
#endif
return ptr;
}
PRIVATE
VOID
VrpCompleteAsyncRequest(
IN PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO pAsyncInfo
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Completes the asynchronous named pipe I/O request by getting the results
of the transfer and filling-in the error & bytes transferred fields of
the async named pipe info structure. If there is an ANR to be called, then
a simulated hardware interrupt request is generated to the VDM. If there
is no ANR to call then the async named pipe info structure is cleared out.
If there is an ANR, the request will be completed finally when it is
dequeued & freed by VrNmPipeInterrupt
Arguments:
pAsyncInfo - pointer to DOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure to complete
Return Value:
None.
--*/
{
BOOL ok;
DWORD bytesTransferred=0;
DWORD error;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpCompleteAsyncRequest(0x%08x)\n", pAsyncInfo);
}
#endif
ok = GetOverlappedResult(pAsyncInfo->Handle,
&pAsyncInfo->Overlapped,
&bytesTransferred,
FALSE
);
error = ok ? NO_ERROR : GetLastError();
//
// update the VDM variables
//
WRITE_WORD(pAsyncInfo->pErrorCode, error);
WRITE_WORD(pAsyncInfo->pBytesTransferred, bytesTransferred);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpCompleteAsyncRequest: error=%d, bytesTransferred=%d\n",
error,
bytesTransferred
);
}
#endif
//
// if there is no ANR then we cannot make a call-back to DOS (error? DOS
// app polls 'semaphore'?) so close the event handle, dequeue the request
// packet and free it
//
if (!pAsyncInfo->ANR) {
#if DBG
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO ptr;
ptr = VrpDequeueAsyncRequest(pAsyncInfo);
if (ptr != pAsyncInfo) {
DbgPrint("*** Error: incorrect request packet dequeued ***\n");
DbgBreakPoint();
}
#else
VrpDequeueAsyncRequest(pAsyncInfo);
#endif
CloseHandle(pAsyncInfo->Overlapped.hEvent);
LocalFree(pAsyncInfo);
} else {
//
// interrupt the VDM. It must call back to find out what asynchronous
// processing there is to do
//
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpCompleteAsyncRequest: *** INTERRUPTING VDM ***\n");
}
#endif
VrQueueCompletionHandler(VrNmPipeInterrupt);
VrRaiseInterrupt();
}
}
PRIVATE
VOID
VrpQueueAsyncRequest(
IN PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO pAsyncInfo
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Adds a DOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure to the end of the request queue.
The queue is protected by a critical section
Arguments:
pAsyncInfo - pointer to structure to add
Return Value:
None.
--*/
{
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpQueueAsyncRequest\n");
}
#endif
EnterCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
if (!RequestQueueHead) {
RequestQueueHead = pAsyncInfo;
//
// the set is changing state from empty set to not empty set. Set the
// "something to do" event. Note: it is OK to do this here (before we
// have finished updating the queue info): because the async thread
// must gain this critical section before it can access the request
// queue
//
// PulseEvent(VrpNmpSomethingToDo);
} else {
RequestQueueTail->Next = pAsyncInfo;
}
pAsyncInfo->Next = NULL;
RequestQueueTail = pAsyncInfo;
SetEvent(VrpNmpSomethingToDo);
LeaveCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
}
PRIVATE
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
VrpDequeueAsyncRequest(
IN PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO pAsyncInfo
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Removes the DOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure pointed at by pAsyncInfo
from the request queue. Protected by critical section
Arguments:
pAsyncInfo - pointer to DOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO to remove
Return Value:
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
Success - pAsyncInfo is returned
Failure - NULL - AsyncInfo wasn't found on the queue
--*/
{
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO ptr;
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO prev = (PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO)&RequestQueueHead;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpDequeueAsyncRequest(0x%08x)\n", pAsyncInfo);
}
#endif
EnterCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
for (ptr = RequestQueueHead; ptr; ptr = ptr->Next) {
if (ptr == pAsyncInfo) {
break;
} else {
prev = ptr;
}
}
if (ptr) {
prev->Next = ptr->Next;
if (RequestQueueTail == ptr) {
RequestQueueTail = prev;
}
}
//
// if this was the last item on the queue (in the set) then the set has
// changed state from not empty to empty set. Reset the "something to do"
// event to stop the async thread until another request arrives. Note: it
// is safe to reset the event here
//
// ResetEvent(VrpNmpSomethingToDo);
LeaveCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpDequeueAsyncRequest returning %08x\n", ptr);
}
#endif
return ptr;
}
PRIVATE
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
VrpFindCompletedRequest(
VOID
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Tries to locate the first request packet in the queue with the Completed
field set, meaning the I/O request has completed and is waiting to generate
a callback
Arguments:
None.
Return Value:
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
Success - pointer to request packet to complete
Failure - NULL
--*/
{
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO ptr;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpFindCompletedRequest\n");
}
#endif
EnterCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
for (ptr = RequestQueueHead; ptr; ptr = ptr->Next) {
if (ptr->Completed) {
break;
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpFindCompletedRequest returning 0x%08x: Request is %s\n",
ptr,
!ptr
? "NO REQUEST!!"
: ptr->RequestType == ANP_READ
? "READ"
: ptr->RequestType == ANP_WRITE
? "WRITE"
: ptr->RequestType == ANP_READ2
? "READ2"
: ptr->RequestType == ANP_WRITE2
? "WRITE2"
: "UNKNOWN REQUEST!!"
);
}
#endif
return ptr;
}
//
// externally callable interceptors
//
BOOL
VrAddOpenNamedPipeInfo(
IN HANDLE Handle,
IN LPSTR lpFileName
)
/*++
Routine Description:
This routine is called whenever DEM (Dos Emulator) successfully opens a
handle to a file. We check if the file just opened was a named pipe (based
on the name) and if so create an association between name and handle
Arguments:
Handle - of just opened file/pipe/device
lpFileName - symbolic name of what was just opened
Return Value:
BOOL
TRUE - created/added open named pipe structure
FALSE - couldn't allocate structure memory or create event
--*/
{
BOOL ok;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrAddOpenNamedPipeInfo\n");
}
#endif
if (VrIsNamedPipeName(lpFileName)) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("Adding %s as named pipe\n", lpFileName);
}
#endif
//
// if we can't create the named pipe info structure, or the async
// read/write event, return FALSE which results in an out-of-resources
// error (not enough memory) since DOS doesn't understand about events
//
ok = VrpAddOpenNamedPipeInfo(Handle, lpFileName);
} else {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrAddOpenNamedPipeInfo: Error: not named pipe: %s\n", lpFileName);
}
#endif
ok = FALSE;
}
return ok;
}
BOOL
VrRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo(
IN HANDLE Handle
)
/*++
Routine Description:
This is the companion routine to VrAddOpenNamedPipeInfo. When a handle is
successfully closed for a DOS app, we must check if it referenced a named
pipe, and if so remove the info structure we created when the pipe was
opened
Arguments:
Handle - to file/pipe/device just closed for Dos app
Return Value:
BOOL
TRUE
FALSE
--*/
{
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo\n");
}
if (!VrpRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo(Handle)) {
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("Handle 0x%08x is not a named pipe\n", Handle);
}
return FALSE;
} else {
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo - Handle 0x%08x has been removed\n", Handle);
}
return TRUE;
}
#else
VrpRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo(Handle);
#endif
return TRUE;
}
BOOL
VrReadNamedPipe(
IN HANDLE Handle,
IN LPBYTE Buffer,
IN DWORD Buflen,
OUT LPDWORD BytesRead,
OUT LPDWORD Error
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs ReadFile on a named pipe handle. All named pipes are opened in
overlapped-IO mode because async read/writes cannot be performed otherwise
Arguments:
Handle - of opened NamedPipe
Buffer - client (VDM) data buffer
Buflen - size of read buffer
BytesRead - where actual bytes read is returned
Error - pointer to returned error in case of failure or more data
Return Value:
BOOL
TRUE - handle was successfully written
FALSE - an error occurred, use GetLastError
--*/
{
OVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO pipeio;
BOOL success;
DWORD error;
DWORD dwBytesRead = 0;
BOOL bWaited = FALSE;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadNamePipe(0x%08x, %x, %d)\n", Handle, Buffer, Buflen);
}
#endif
//
// create an event to wait on. This goes in the overlapped structure - it
// is the only thing in the overlapped structure we are interested in.
// Create the event with manual reset. This is so that if the I/O operation
// completes immediately, we don't wait on the event. If we create the
// event as auto-reset, it can go into the signalled state, and back to the
// not-signalled state before we prime the wait, causing us to wait forever
// for an event that has already occurred
//
RtlZeroMemory(&pipeio, sizeof(pipeio));
if ((pipeio.Overlapped.hEvent = CreateEvent(NULL, TRUE, FALSE, NULL)) == NULL) {
*Error = ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY; // really want out-of-resources (71?)
return FALSE;
}
//
// event handle created ok
//
RememberPipeIo(&pipeio);
success = ReadFile(Handle, Buffer, Buflen, BytesRead, &pipeio.Overlapped);
if (!success) {
error = GetLastError();
if (error == ERROR_IO_PENDING) {
error = WaitForSingleObject(pipeio.Overlapped.hEvent, NAMED_PIPE_TIMEOUT);
bWaited = TRUE;
if (error == 0xffffffff) {
error = GetLastError();
} else {
success = (error == WAIT_OBJECT_0);
}
} else {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadNamedPipe: ReadFile failed: %d\n", GetLastError());
}
#endif
//
// if we got ERROR_MORE_DATA, then this is actually success(!). In this case
// we don't want to SetLastError, but we do want to set the extended error
// info in DOS data segment. This is done by demRead
//
if (error == ERROR_MORE_DATA) {
success = TRUE;
}
}
} else {
error = NO_ERROR;
dwBytesRead = *BytesRead;
}
ForgetPipeIo(&pipeio);
if (pipeio.Cancelled) {
error = WAIT_TIMEOUT;
success = FALSE;
}
if (success && bWaited) {
//
// get the real bytes read. If GetOverlappedResult returns FALSE,
// check for ERROR_MORE_DATA
//
success = GetOverlappedResult(Handle, &pipeio.Overlapped, &dwBytesRead, FALSE);
error = success ? NO_ERROR : GetLastError();
//
// if we got ERROR_MORE_DATA, then this is actually success(!). In this case
// we don't want to SetLastError, but we do want to set the extended error
// info in DOS data segment. This is done by demRead
//
if (error == ERROR_MORE_DATA) {
success = TRUE;
}
} else if (error == WAIT_TIMEOUT) {
CloseHandle(Handle);
VrpRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo(Handle);
}
CloseHandle(pipeio.Overlapped.hEvent);
//
// if no bytes were read and success was returned then treat this as an
// error - this is what the DOS Redir does
//
if (error == NO_ERROR && dwBytesRead == 0) {
error = ERROR_NO_DATA;
success = FALSE;
}
if (!success) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadNamePipe: Error: Returning %d\n", error);
}
#endif
SetLastError(error);
} else {
*BytesRead = dwBytesRead;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrReadNamePipe: Ok: %d bytes read from pipe\n", *BytesRead);
}
#endif
}
//
// set the error code so that we can set the extended error code info
// from demRead and return the success/failure indication
//
*Error = error;
return success;
}
BOOL
VrWriteNamedPipe(
IN HANDLE Handle,
IN LPBYTE Buffer,
IN DWORD Buflen,
OUT LPDWORD BytesWritten
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Performs WriteFile on a named pipe handle. All named pipes are opened in
overlapped-IO mode because async read/writes cannot be performed otherwise
Arguments:
Handle - of opened NamedPipe
Buffer - client (VDM) data buffer
Buflen - size of write
BytesWritten - where actual bytes written is returned
Return Value:
BOOL
TRUE - handle was successfully written
FALSE - an error occurred, use GetLastError
--*/
{
OVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO pipeio;
BOOL success;
DWORD error;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrWriteNamePipe(0x%08x, %x, %d)\n", Handle, Buffer, Buflen);
}
#endif
//
// create an event to wait on. This goes in the overlapped structure - it
// is the only thing in the overlapped structure we are interested in.
// Create the event with manual reset. This is so that if the I/O operation
// completes immediately, we don't wait on the event. If we create the
// event as auto-reset, it can go into the signalled state, and back to the
// not-signalled state before we prime the wait, causing us to wait forever
// for an event that has already occurred
//
RtlZeroMemory(&pipeio, sizeof(pipeio));
if ((pipeio.Overlapped.hEvent = CreateEvent(NULL, TRUE, FALSE, NULL)) == NULL) {
error = ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY;
success = FALSE;
} else {
RememberPipeIo(&pipeio);
success = WriteFile(Handle, Buffer, Buflen, BytesWritten, &pipeio.Overlapped);
error = success ? NO_ERROR : GetLastError();
if (error == ERROR_IO_PENDING) {
error = WaitForSingleObject(pipeio.Overlapped.hEvent, NAMED_PIPE_TIMEOUT);
if (error == 0xffffffff) {
error = GetLastError();
} else {
success = (error == WAIT_OBJECT_0);
}
}
ForgetPipeIo(&pipeio);
if (pipeio.Cancelled) {
error = WAIT_TIMEOUT;
success = FALSE;
}
}
if (success) {
//
// get the real bytes written
//
GetOverlappedResult(Handle, &pipeio.Overlapped, BytesWritten, FALSE);
}
CloseHandle(pipeio.Overlapped.hEvent);
if (!success) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrWriteNamePipe: Error: Returning %d\n", error);
}
#endif
SetLastError(error);
if (error == WAIT_TIMEOUT) {
CloseHandle(Handle);
VrpRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo(Handle);
}
}
#if DBG
else {
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrWriteNamePipe: Ok: %d bytes written to pipe\n", *BytesWritten);
}
}
#endif
return success;
}
//
// externally callable helpers
//
BOOL
VrIsNamedPipeName(
IN LPSTR Name
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Checks if a string designates a named pipe. As criteria for the decision
we use:
\\computername\PIPE\...
DOS (client-side) can only open a named pipe which is created at a server
and must therefore be prefixed by a computername
We *know* that Name has just been used to successfully open a handle to
a named <something>, so it should at least be semi-sensible. We can
assume the following:
* ASCIZ string
* an LPSTR points at a single byte (& therefore ++ will add 1)
But we can't assume the following:
* Canonicalized name
Arguments:
Name - to check for (Dos) named pipe syntax
Return Value:
BOOL
TRUE - Name refers to (local or remote) named pipe
FALSE - Name doesn't look like name of pipe
--*/
{
int CharCount;
#if DBG
LPSTR OriginalName = Name;
#endif
if (IS_ASCII_PATH_SEPARATOR(*Name)) {
++Name;
if (IS_ASCII_PATH_SEPARATOR(*Name)) {
++Name;
CharCount = 0;
while (*Name && !IS_ASCII_PATH_SEPARATOR(*Name)) {
++Name;
++CharCount;
}
if (!CharCount || !*Name) {
//
// Name is \\ or \\\ or just \\name which I don't understand,
// so its not a named pipe - fail it
//
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrIsNamedPipeName - returning FALSE for %s\n", OriginalName);
}
#endif
return FALSE;
}
//
// bump name past next path separator. Note that we don't have to
// check CharCount for max. length of a computername, because this
// function is called only after the (presumed) named pipe has been
// successfully opened, therefore we know that the name has been
// validated
//
++Name;
} else {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrIsNamedPipeName - returning FALSE for %s\n", OriginalName);
}
#endif
return FALSE;
}
//
// We are at <something> (after \ or \\<name>\). Check if <something>
// is [Pp][Ii][Pp][Ee][\\/]
//
if (!_strnicmp(Name, "PIPE", 4)) {
Name += 4;
if (IS_ASCII_PATH_SEPARATOR(*Name)) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrIsNamedPipeName - returning TRUE for %s\n", OriginalName);
}
#endif
return TRUE;
}
}
}
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrIsNamedPipeName - returning FALSE for %s\n", OriginalName);
}
#endif
return FALSE;
}
BOOL
VrIsNamedPipeHandle(
IN HANDLE Handle
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Checks if Handle appears in the list of known named pipe handles. Callable
from outside this module
Arguments:
Handle - of suspected name pipe
Return Value:
BOOL
TRUE Handle refers to an open named pipe
FALSE Don't know what Handle refers to
--*/
{
return VrpGetOpenNamedPipeInfo(Handle) != NULL;
}
LPSTR
VrConvertLocalNtPipeName(
OUT LPSTR Buffer OPTIONAL,
IN LPSTR Name
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Converts a pipe name of the form \\<local-machine-name>\pipe\name to
\\.\pipe\name
If non-NULL pointer is returned, the buffer contains a canonicalized
name - any forward-slash characters (/) are converted to backward-slash
characters (\). In the interest of future-proofing, the name is not
upper-cased
Assumes: Name points to a named pipe specification (\\Server\PIPE\name)
Note: it is possible to supply the same input and output buffers and have
the conversion take place in situ. However, this is a side-effect
of the fact the input computername is replaced by effectively a
computername of length 1. Nevertheless, it is safe
Arguments:
Buffer - pointer to CHAR array where name is placed. If this parameter
is not present then this routine will allocate a buffer (using
LocalAlloc and return that
Name - pointer to ASCIZ pipe name
Return Value:
LPSTR - pointer to buffer containing name or NULL if failed
--*/
{
DWORD prefixLength; // length of \\computername
DWORD pipeLength; // length of pipe name without computername/device prefix
LPSTR pipeName; // \PIPE\name...
static char ThisComputerName[MAX_COMPUTERNAME_LENGTH+1] = {0};
static DWORD ThisComputerNameLength = 0xffffffff;
BOOLEAN mapped = FALSE;
ASSERT(Name);
ASSERT(IS_ASCII_PATH_SEPARATOR(Name[0]) && IS_ASCII_PATH_SEPARATOR(Name[1]));
//
// first time round, get the computername. If this fails assume there is no
// computername (i.e. no network)
//
if (ThisComputerNameLength == 0xffffffff) {
ThisComputerNameLength = sizeof(ThisComputerName);
if (!GetComputerName((LPTSTR)&ThisComputerName, &ThisComputerNameLength)) {
ThisComputerNameLength = 0;
}
}
if (!ARGUMENT_PRESENT(Buffer)) {
Buffer = (LPSTR)LocalAlloc(LMEM_FIXED, strlen(Name)+1);
}
if (Buffer) {
pipeName = strchr(Name+2, '\\'); // starts \pipe\...
if (!pipeName) {
pipeName = strchr(Name+2, '/');
}
ASSERT(pipeName);
if ( NULL == pipeName ) {
LocalFree ( (HLOCAL)Buffer );
return NULL;
}
pipeLength = strlen(pipeName);
prefixLength = (DWORD)pipeName - (DWORD)Name;
if (ThisComputerNameLength && (prefixLength - 2 == ThisComputerNameLength)) {
if (!_strnicmp(ThisComputerName, &Name[2], ThisComputerNameLength)) {
strcpy(Buffer, LOCAL_DEVICE_PREFIX);
mapped = TRUE;
}
}
if (!mapped) {
strncpy(Buffer, Name, prefixLength);
Buffer[prefixLength] = 0;
}
strcat(Buffer, pipeName);
//
// convert any forward-slashes to backward-slashes
//
do {
if (pipeName = strchr(Buffer, '/')) {
*pipeName++ = '\\';
}
} while (pipeName);
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrConvertLocalNtPipeName - returning %s\n", Buffer);
}
#endif
}
return Buffer;
}
//
// Private utilities
//
//
// Private list of open named pipe info structures for this VDM process, and
// associated manipulation routines
//
PRIVATE
POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO OpenNamedPipeInfoList = NULL;
PRIVATE
POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO LastOpenNamedPipeInfo = NULL;
PRIVATE
BOOL
VrpAddOpenNamedPipeInfo(
IN HANDLE Handle,
IN LPSTR PipeName
)
/*++
Routine Description:
When a named pipe is successfully opened, we call this routine to
associate an open handle and a pipe name. This is required by
DosQNmPipeInfo (VrGetNamedPipeInfo)
Arguments:
Handle - The handle returned from CreateFile (in demOpen)
PipeName - Name of pipe being opened
Return Value:
BOOL
TRUE - created a OPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure and added to list
FALSE - couldn't get memory, or couldn't create event. Use GetLastError
if you really want to know why this failed
--*/
{
POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO PipeInfo;
DWORD NameLength;
//
// grab a OPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure
//
NameLength = strlen(PipeName) + 1;
PipeInfo = (POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO)
LocalAlloc(LMEM_FIXED,
ROUND_UP_COUNT((sizeof(OPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO) + NameLength),
sizeof(DWORD)
)
);
//
// if we cannot claim memory here, we should *really* close the pipe and
// return an insufficient memory error to the VDM. However, I don't expect
// us to run out of memory
//
if (PipeInfo == NULL) {
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpAddOpenNamedPipeInfo: couldn't allocate structure - returning FALSE\n");
}
#endif
return FALSE;
}
//
// fill it in
//
PipeInfo->Next = NULL;
PipeInfo->Handle = Handle;
PipeInfo->NameLength = NameLength;
strcpy(PipeInfo->Name, PipeName); // from DOS, so its old-fashioned ASCII
//
// put it at the end of the list
//
if (LastOpenNamedPipeInfo == NULL) {
OpenNamedPipeInfoList = PipeInfo;
} else {
LastOpenNamedPipeInfo->Next = PipeInfo;
}
LastOpenNamedPipeInfo = PipeInfo;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpAddOpenNamedPipeInfo - adding structure @ %08x, Handle=0x%08x, Name=%s\n",
PipeInfo,
PipeInfo->Handle,
PipeInfo->Name
);
}
#endif
return TRUE;
}
PRIVATE
POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
VrpGetOpenNamedPipeInfo(
IN HANDLE Handle
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Linear search for an OPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure in OpenNamedPipeInfoList
using the handle as search criteria
Arguments:
Handle - to search for
Return Value:
POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO
Success - Pointer to located structure
Failure - NULL
--*/
{
POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO ptr;
for (ptr = OpenNamedPipeInfoList; ptr; ptr = ptr->Next) {
if (ptr->Handle == Handle) {
break;
}
}
return ptr;
}
PRIVATE
BOOL
VrpRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo(
IN HANDLE Handle
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Unlinks and frees an OPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure from
OpenNamedPipeInfoList
Note: Assumes that the Handle is in the list (no action taken if not
found)
Arguments:
Handle - defining OPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure to remove from list
Return Value:
BOOL
TRUE - OPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure corresponding to Handle was
removed from list and freed
FALSE - OPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure corresponding to Handle was
not found
--*/
{
POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO ptr, prev = NULL;
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo(0x%08x)\n", Handle);
DumpOpenPipeList();
DumpRequestQueue();
}
#endif
for (ptr = OpenNamedPipeInfoList; ptr; ) {
if (ptr->Handle == Handle) {
if (!prev) {
OpenNamedPipeInfoList = ptr->Next;
} else {
prev->Next = ptr->Next;
}
if (LastOpenNamedPipeInfo == ptr) {
LastOpenNamedPipeInfo = prev;
}
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo - freeing structure @ %08x, Handle=0x%08x, Name=%s\n",
ptr,
ptr->Handle,
ptr->Name
);
}
#endif
LocalFree(ptr);
return TRUE;
} else {
prev = ptr;
ptr = ptr->Next;
}
}
#if DBG
IF_DEBUG(NAMEPIPE) {
DbgPrint("VrpRemoveOpenNamedPipeInfo: Can't find 0x%08x in list\n", Handle);
}
#endif
return FALSE;
}
PRIVATE
VOID
RememberPipeIo(
IN POVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO PipeIo
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Adds an OVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO structure to the list of in-progress named pipe
I/Os
Arguments:
PipeIo - pointer to OVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO structure to add to list
Return Value:
None.
--*/
{
//
// just stick this at front of list; order is not important - this is just
// a stack of in-progress requests
//
PipeIo->Thread = GetCurrentThreadId();
EnterCriticalSection(&VrNamedPipeCancelCritSec);
PipeIo->Next = PipeIoQueue;
PipeIoQueue = PipeIo;
LeaveCriticalSection(&VrNamedPipeCancelCritSec);
}
PRIVATE
VOID
ForgetPipeIo(
IN POVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO PipeIo
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Removes an OVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO structure from the list of in-progress named
pipe I/Os
Arguments:
PipeIo - pointer to OVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO structure to remove
Return Value:
None.
--*/
{
POVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO prev, ptr;
EnterCriticalSection(&VrNamedPipeCancelCritSec);
for (ptr = PipeIoQueue, prev = (POVERLAPPED_PIPE_IO)&PipeIoQueue; ptr && ptr != PipeIo; ) {
prev = ptr;
ptr = ptr->Next;
}
if (ptr == PipeIo) {
prev->Next = ptr->Next;
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&VrNamedPipeCancelCritSec);
}
#if DBG
VOID DumpOpenPipeList()
{
POPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO ptr = OpenNamedPipeInfoList;
DbgPrint("DumpOpenPipeList\n");
if (!ptr) {
DbgPrint("DumpOpenPipeList: no open named pipe structures\n");
} else {
while (ptr) {
DbgPrint("\n"
"OPEN_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure @%08x:\n"
"Next. . . . . . . . . . %08x\n"
"Handle. . . . . . . . . %08x\n"
"NameLength. . . . . . . %d\n"
"DosPdb. . . . . . . . . %04x\n"
"Name. . . . . . . . . . %s\n",
ptr,
ptr->Next,
ptr->Handle,
ptr->NameLength,
ptr->DosPdb,
ptr->Name
);
ptr = ptr->Next;
}
DbgPrint("\n");
}
}
VOID DumpRequestQueue()
{
PDOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO ptr;
DbgPrint("DumpRequestQueue\n");
EnterCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
ptr = RequestQueueHead;
if (!ptr) {
DbgPrint("DumpRequestQueue: no request packets queued\n");
} else {
for (; ptr; ptr = ptr->Next) {
//
// NT (308c) can't handle all this being put on the stack - gets
// fault in KdpCopyDataToStack
//
DbgPrint("\n"
"DOS_ASYNC_NAMED_PIPE_INFO structure @%08x:\n"
"Next. . . . . . . . . . %08x\n"
"Overlapped.Internal . . %08x\n"
"Overlapped.InternalHigh %08x\n"
"Overlapped.Offset . . . %08x\n"
"Overlapped.OffsetHigh . %08x\n"
"Overlapped.hEvent . . . %08x\n",
ptr,
ptr->Next,
ptr->Overlapped.Internal,
ptr->Overlapped.InternalHigh,
ptr->Overlapped.Offset,
ptr->Overlapped.OffsetHigh,
ptr->Overlapped.hEvent
);
DbgPrint("Type2 . . . . . . . . . %d\n"
"Completed . . . . . . . %d\n"
"Handle. . . . . . . . . %08x\n"
"Buffer. . . . . . . . . %04x:%04x\n"
"BytesTransferred. . . . %d\n"
"pBytesTransferred . . . %08x\n"
"pErrorCode. . . . . . . %08x\n"
"ANR . . . . . . . . . . %04x:%04x\n"
"Semaphore . . . . . . . %04x:%04x\n"
"RequestType . . . . . . %04x [%s]\n",
ptr->Type2,
ptr->Completed,
ptr->Handle,
HIWORD(ptr->Buffer),
LOWORD(ptr->Buffer),
ptr->BytesTransferred,
ptr->pBytesTransferred,
ptr->pErrorCode,
HIWORD(ptr->ANR),
LOWORD(ptr->ANR),
HIWORD(ptr->Semaphore),
LOWORD(ptr->Semaphore),
ptr->RequestType,
ptr->RequestType == ANP_READ
? "READ"
: ptr->RequestType == ANP_READ2
? "READ2"
: ptr->RequestType == ANP_WRITE
? "WRITE"
: ptr->RequestType == ANP_WRITE2
? "WRITE2"
: "*** UNKNOWN REQUEST ***"
);
}
DbgPrint("\n");
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&VrNmpRequestQueueCritSec);
}
#endif