Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/* cf.c
*
* MMIO RIFF compound file functions.
*/
#include <windows.h>
#include "mmsystem.h"
#include "mmiocf.h"
#include "mmioi.h"
/* @doc CFDOC
@api HMMCF | mmioCFOpen | Open a RIFF compound file by name.
@parm LPSTR | szFileName | The name of the RIFF compound file.
@parm DWORD | dwFlags | Zero or more of the following flags:
MMIO_READ, MMIO_WRITE, MMIO_READWRITE, MMIO_COMPAT, MMIO_EXCLUSIVE,
MMIO_DENYWRITE, MMIO_DENYREAD, MMIO_DENYNONE, MMIO_CREATE.
See <f mmioOpen> for a description of these flags.
@rdesc Returns a handle to the open compound file. Returns NULL if the
compound file could not be opened. If the compound file was already
opened by this process, a handle to the compound file is returned,
and the usage count of the compound file is incremented.
@comm A RIFF compound file is any RIFF file that contains a 'CTOC'
chunk (compound file table of contents) and a 'CGRP' chunk
(compound file resource group). The RIFF compound file format
is documented separately.
If the MMIO_CREATE flag is specified, then:
-- If the compound file is already open, the handle to that compound
file is returned.
-- If <p dwFlags> includes MMIO_WRITE, then the compound file will
actually be opened for both reading and writing, since a compound
file cannot be opened for writing alone.
Every call to <f mmioCFOpen> must be matched by a call to
<f mmioCFClose>.
*/
HMMCF API
mmioCFOpen(LPSTR szFileName, DWORD dwFlags)
{
/* TO DO */
return NULL;
}
/* @doc CFDOC
@api HMMCF | mmioCFAccess | Open a RIFF compound file by reading the
'CTOC' chunk (compound file table of contents) from a file that
was opened by <f mmioOpen>.
@parm HMMIO | hmmio | The open file handle returned by <f mmioOpen>.
@parm LPMMCFINFO | lpmmcfinfo | Optional information used if
<p dwFlags> if the compound file is to be created. <p lpmmcfinfo>
may be NULL if default information is to be used.
If <p lpmmcfinfo> is provided, then the following
fields should be filled in. Note that all these fields, including
the arrays, can be coded in a fixed C structure for a specific
file format, for the purposes of creating a new compound file.
However, note that if an existing compound file is opened, the
caller should expect that additional (possibly unknown) "extra
fields" may be present.
@flag dwEntriesTotal | Should contain the initial number of
(unused) entries in the table of contents (default 16).
@flag dwHeaderFlags | Should contain zero.
@flag wNameSize | The size of the <p achName> field of each
CTOC entry (default 13).
@flag wExHdrFields | The number of extra header fields to
allocate at the end of the CTOC header (default 0).
@flag wExEntFields | The number of extra entry fields
at the end of each CTOC entry (default 0).
@flag awExHdrFldUsage | Usage codes for extra header fields
(default no usage code).
@flag awExHdrEntUsage | Usage codes for extra entry fields
(default no usage code).
@flag adwExHdrField | Extra header field values
(default no extra header field values).
@parm DWORD | dwFlags | Zero or more of the following flags:
@flag MMIO_CREATE | Create a compound file, i.e. create
the 'CTOC' and 'CGRP' chunks.
@flag MMIO_CTOCFIRST | Create the empty 'CTOC' chunk
immediately and place it before the 'CGRP' chunk.
If the 'CTOC' chunk gets too big, it may later have to
be rewritten after the 'CGRP' chunk.
This flag is ignored unless MMIO_CREATE is specified.
@rdesc Returns a handle to the open compound file. Returns NULL if the
compound file could not be opened.
@comm This function will open a RIFF compound file, assuming that
<p hmmio> has already been descended into the RIFF file
(using <f mmioDescend>) and <p hmmio> points to the beginning
of a chunk header. <p mmioCFAccess> scans through the file,
looking for a 'CTOC' and 'CGRP' chunk. If these chunks are not
found but MMIO_CREATE is specified, then a 'CTOC' chunk is created
(if MMIO_CTOCFIRST is specified) then a 'CGRP' chunk is created.
The CTOC is then maintained in memory until <f mmioCFClose>
is called.
Every call to <f mmioCFAccess> must be matched by a call to
<f mmioCFClose>.
*/
HMMCF API
mmioCFAccess(HMMIO hmmio, LPMMCFINFO lpmmcfinfo, DWORD dwFlags)
{
/* TO DO */
return NULL;
}
/* @doc CFDOC
@api WORD | mmioCFClose | Close a compound file that was opened by
<f mmioCFOpen> or <f mmioCFAccess>.
@parm HMMCF | hmmcf | A compound file handle returned by <f mmioCFOpen>
or <f mmioCFAccess>.
@parm WORD | wFlags | Is not used and should be set to zero.
@comm This function decrements the usage count of the compound file
<p hmmcf>. If the usage count drops to zero, the compound file
is closed. If the compound file was opened by <f mmioCFAccess>,
then the <p hmmcf> information is deallocated but the HMMIO
file handle associated with the compound file is not closed.
*/
WORD API
mmioCFClose(HMMCF hmmcf, WORD wFlags)
{
/* TO DO */
return 0;
}
/* @doc CFDOC
@api WORD | mmioCFCopy | Copy the 'CTOC' and 'CGRP' chunks from an open
RIFF compound file to another file. The newly written 'CGRP' chunk
will be compacted, i.e. it will have no deleted elements.
@parm HMMCF | hmmcf | A compound file handle returned by <f mmioCFOpen>
or <f mmioCFAccess>.
@parm HMMIO | hmmio | An open file handle returned by <f mmioOpen>.
The compound file is copied to <p hmmio>.
@parm DWORD | dwFlags | Is not used and should be set to zero.
@rdesc If the function succeeds, zero is returned. If the function fails,
an error code is returned.
@comm <f mmioCFCopy> assumes that the current file position of <p hmmio>
is the end of a file, descended into a 'RIFF' chunk. <f mmioCFCopy>
creates copies the 'CTOC' and 'CGRP' chunks from <p hmmcf> to
<p hmmio>. A side effect of the copy operation is that the
copy of the compound file is compacted, i.e. there are no deleted
elements.
*/
WORD API
mmioCFCopy(HMMCF hmmcf, HMMIO hmmio, DWORD dwFlags)
{
/* TO DO */
return 0;
}
/* @doc CFDOC
@api DWORD | mmioCFGetInfo | Retrieve information from the CTOC header
of an open RIFF compound file.
@parm HMMCF | hmmcf | A compound file handle returned by <f mmioCFOpen>
or <f mmioCFAccess>.
@parm LPMMCFINFO | lpmmcfinfo | A caller-supplied buffer that will be
filled in with the CTOC header.
@parm DWORD | cb | The size of buffer <p lpmmcfinfo>. At most <p cb>
bytes will be copied into <p lpmmcfinfo>.
@rdesc Returns the number of bytes copied into <p lpmmcfinfo>.
@comm The information that is copied to <p lpmmcfinfo> consists of
an MMCFINFO structure followed by the variable-length arrays
<p awExHdrFldUsage>, <p awExEntFldUsage>, and <p adwExHdrField>.
See the definition of RIFF Compound Files for more information.
To find out how big the RIFF CTOC header is (e.g. to allocate
enough memory for the entire block), call <f mmioCFGetInfo>
with <p cb> equal to the size of a DWORD, and the function will
copy the first field of the MMCFINFO structure (i.e.
<p dwHeaderSize>, the size of the CTOC header) into <p lpmmcfinfo>.
*/
DWORD API
mmioCFGetInfo(HMMCF hmmcf, LPMMCFINFO lpmmcfinfo, DWORD cb)
{
DWORD dwBytes;
dwBytes = min(cb, PC(hmmcf)->pHeader->dwHeaderSize);
MemCopy(lpmmcfinfo, PC(hmmcf)->pHeader, dwBytes);
return dwBytes;
}
/* @doc CFDOC
@api DWORD | mmioCFSetInfo | Modify information that is stored in the
CTOC header of an open RIFF compound file.
@parm HMMCF | hmmcf | A compound file handle returned by <f mmioCFOpen>
or <f mmioCFAccess>.
@parm LPMMCFINFO | lpmmcfinfo | A caller-supplied buffer that was filled
in by <f mmioCFGetInfo> and then modified by the caller. Only
the <p awExHdrFldUsage> and <p adwExHdrField> fields should be
modified.
@parm DWORD | cb | The size of buffer <p lpmmcfinfo>.
@rdesc Returns the number of bytes copied from <p lpmmcfinfo>.
@comm See <f mmioCFGetInfo> for more information.
*/
DWORD API
mmioCFSetInfo(HMMCF hmmcf, LPMMCFINFO lpmmcfinfo, DWORD cb)
{
/* TO DO:
* Re-allocate CTOC header if necessary and copy <p lpmmcfinfo> to it.
*/
return 0L;
}
/* @doc CFDOC
@api LPMMCTOCENTRY | mmioCFFindEntry | Find an particular entry in an open
RIFF compound file.
@parm HMMCF | hmmcf | A compound file handle returned by <f mmioCFOpen>
or <f mmioCFAccess>.
@parm LPSTR | szName | Then name of the compound file element to look for.
The search is case-insensitive. Flags in <p wFlags> can be set to
specify that an element is to be searched for by some attribute other
than name.
@parm WORD | wFlags | Zero or more of the following flags:
@flag MMIO_FINDFIRST | Find the first entry in the CTOC table.
@flag MMIO_FINDNEXT | Find the next entry in the CTOC table
after the entry <p lParam> (which should be an
LPMMCTOCENTRY pointer returned by this function).
Returns NULL if <p lParam> refers to the last entry.
@flag MMIO_FINDUNUSED | Find the first entry in the CTOC table
that is marked as "unused", i.e. the entry does not refer
to any part of the compound file.
@flag MMIO_FINDDELETED | Find the first entry in the CTOC table
that is marked as "deleted", i.e. the entry refers to a
compound file element that occupies space in the CGRP
chunk but is currently unused.
@parm LPARAM | lParam | Additional information (see <p wFlags> above).
@rdesc Returns a pointer to the CTOC table entry that was found.
If no entry was found, NULL is returned. Warning: assume that
the returned pointer is invalid after the next call to any MMIO
function.
@comm MMIO_FINDFIRST and MMIO_FINDNEXT can be used to enumerate the entries
in an open RIFF compound file.
*/
LPMMCTOCENTRY API
mmioCFFindEntry(HMMCF hmmcf, LPSTR szName, WORD wFlags, LPARAM lParam)
{
LPSTR pchEntry;
DWORD dwElemNum;
if (wFlags & MMIO_FINDFIRST)
return (LPMMCTOCENTRY) PC(hmmcf)->pEntries;
if (wFlags & MMIO_FINDNEXT)
{
pchEntry = (LPSTR) lParam + PC(hmmcf)->wEntrySize;
if (pchEntry > PC(hmmcf)->pEntries
+ PC(hmmcf)->pHeader->dwEntriesTotal * PC(hmmcf)->wEntrySize)
return NULL;
else
return (LPMMCTOCENTRY) pchEntry;
}
for (pchEntry = PC(hmmcf)->pEntries, dwElemNum = 0;
dwElemNum < PC(hmmcf)->pHeader->dwEntriesTotal;
pchEntry += PC(hmmcf)->wEntrySize, dwElemNum++)
{
BYTE bFlags;
bFlags = *(BYTE FAR *) (pchEntry + PC(hmmcf)->wEntFlagsOffset);
if ((wFlags & MMIO_FINDUNUSED) && (bFlags & CTOC_EF_UNUSED))
return (LPMMCTOCENTRY) pchEntry;
if ((wFlags & MMIO_FINDDELETED) && (bFlags & CTOC_EF_DELETED))
return (LPMMCTOCENTRY) pchEntry;
if (bFlags & (CTOC_EF_DELETED | CTOC_EF_UNUSED))
continue;
if (lstrcmpi(szName, pchEntry + PC(hmmcf)->wEntNameOffset) == 0)
return (LPMMCTOCENTRY) pchEntry;
}
return NULL;
}
/* @doc INTERNAL
@api LRESULT | mmioBNDIOProc | The 'BND' I/O procedure, which handles I/O
on RIFF compound file elements (including BND files).
@parm LPSTR | lpmmioinfo | A pointer to an MMIOINFO block that
contains information about the open file.
@parm WORD | wMsg | The message that the I/O procedure is being
asked to execute.
@parm LPARAM | lParam1 | Specifies additional message information.
@parm LPARAM | lParam2 | Specifies additional message information.
@rdesc Return value depends on <p wMsg>.
*/
LRESULT CALLBACK
mmioBNDIOProc(LPSTR lpmmioStr, WORD wMsg, LPARAM lParam1, LPARAM lParam2)
{
PMMIO pmmio = (PMMIO) (WORD) (LONG) lpmmioStr; // only in DLL!
MMIOBNDINFO * pInfo = (MMIOBNDINFO *) pmmio->adwInfo;
LPSTR szFileName = (LPSTR) lParam1;
PMMCF pmmcf = PC(pInfo->hmmcf); // CF status block
LPSTR szElemName; // name of CF element
LONG lBytesLeft; // bytes left in file
LONG lExpand; // how much element expanded by
LONG lEndElement; // offset of end of element
LONG lResult;
LPSTR pch;
switch (wMsg)
{
case MMIOM_OPEN:
if (pmmcf == NULL)
{
/* expect <lParam1> is "...foo.bnd!element" */
if ((pch = fstrrchr(szFileName, CFSEPCHAR)) == NULL)
return (LRESULT) MMIOERR_CANNOTOPEN;
*pch = 0; // temporarily zero the "!"
if (pch[1] == 0) // is name of form "foo.bnd!"?
return (LRESULT) MMIOERR_CANNOTOPEN;
pInfo->hmmcf = mmioCFOpen(szFileName, (LONG) lParam2);
pmmcf = (PMMCF) pInfo->hmmcf;
*pch = CFSEPCHAR;
if (pInfo->hmmcf == NULL)
return (LRESULT) MMIOERR_CANNOTOPEN;
szElemName = pch + 1;
/* decrement the usage count, since the usage count
* was incremented by mmioCFOpen() and will
* be incremented below, but this MMIOM_OPEN
* represents only a single usage
*/
pmmcf->lUsage--;
}
else
{
/* expect <lParam1> is CF element name */
szElemName = szFileName;
}
/* TO DO...
* If compound file is opened for writing or create(truncate),
* then make new entry at end (copying entry if required);
*/
/* <pmmcf> is a handle to the compound file containing
* the element, and <szElemName> is the name of the element
*/
if ((pInfo->pEntry = mmioCFFindEntry(pInfo->hmmcf,
szElemName, 0, 0L)) == NULL)
{
mmioCFClose(pInfo->hmmcf, 0);
return (LRESULT) MMIOERR_CANNOTOPEN;
}
if (pmmio->dwFlags & MMIO_DELETE)
{
/* TO DO: delete element: mark as deleted, update
* CTOC header, etc.
*/
}
if (pmmio->dwFlags & (MMIO_PARSE | MMIO_EXIST))
{
/* TO DO: qualify name
*/
}
return (LRESULT) 0;
case MMIOM_CLOSE:
mmioCFClose(pInfo->hmmcf, 0);
return (LRESULT) 0;
case MMIOM_READ:
lBytesLeft = pInfo->pEntry->dwSize - pmmio->lDiskOffset;
if ((LONG) lParam2 > lBytesLeft)
(LONG) lParam2 = lBytesLeft;
if (mmioSeek(pmmcf->hmmio, pmmio->lDiskOffset, SEEK_SET) == -1L)
return (LRESULT) -1L;
if ((lResult = mmioRead(pmmcf->hmmio,
(HPSTR) lParam1, (LONG) lParam2)) == -1L)
return (LRESULT) -1L;
pmmio->lDiskOffset += lResult;
return (LRESULT) lResult;
case MMIOM_WRITE:
case MMIOM_WRITEFLUSH: /* Note: flush not really handled! */
lEndElement = pmmcf->lStartCGRPData + pInfo->pEntry->dwOffset
+ pInfo->pEntry->dwSize;
if ((lEndElement != pmmcf->lEndCGRP) ||
(pmmcf->lEndCGRP != pmmcf->lEndFile))
{
/* this CF element is not growable -- limit writing
* to the current end of the CF element
*/
lBytesLeft = pInfo->pEntry->dwSize - pmmio->lDiskOffset;
if ((LONG) lParam2 > lBytesLeft)
(LONG) lParam2 = lBytesLeft;
}
if ((lResult = mmioWrite(pmmcf->hmmio,
(HPSTR) lParam1, (LONG) lParam2)) == -1L)
return (LRESULT) -1L;
pmmio->lDiskOffset += lResult;
if ((lExpand = pmmio->lDiskOffset - pInfo->pEntry->dwSize) > 0)
{
pInfo->pEntry->dwSize += lExpand;
pmmcf->lEndCGRP += lExpand;
pmmcf->lEndFile += lExpand;
pmmcf->lTotalExpand += lExpand;
}
return (LRESULT) lResult;
case MMIOM_SEEK:
/* calculate the new <lDiskOffset> (the current disk offset
* relative to the beginning of the compound file); don't
* bother seeking, since we'll have to seek again anyway
* at the next read (since <pmmcf->hmmio> is shared between
* all elements of the compound file)
*/
switch ((int)(LONG) lParam2)
{
case SEEK_SET:
pmmio->lDiskOffset = pmmcf->lStartCGRPData
+ pInfo->pEntry->dwOffset + (DWORD)lParam1;
break;
case SEEK_CUR:
pmmio->lDiskOffset += lParam1;
break;
case SEEK_END:
pmmio->lDiskOffset = pmmcf->lStartCGRPData +
+ pInfo->pEntry->dwOffset
+ pInfo->pEntry->dwSize - (DWORD)lParam1;
break;
}
return (LRESULT) pmmio->lDiskOffset;
case MMIOM_GETCF:
return (LRESULT)(LONG)(WORD) pInfo->hmmcf;
case MMIOM_GETCFENTRY:
return (LRESULT) pInfo->pEntry;
}
return (LRESULT) 0;
}