Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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//+-------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Microsoft Windows
// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation, 1992 - 1993.
//
// File: GO1632Pr.cxx (16 bit target)
//
// Contents: Functions to thunk interface pointer from 16 to 32 bit.
//
// Functions:
//
// History: 13-Dec-93 JohannP Created
//
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <headers.cxx>
#pragma hdrstop
#include <call32.hxx>
#include <obj16.hxx>
#include <go1632pr.hxx>
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Macro: DEFINE_METHOD
//
// Synopsis: Defines a generic 16->32 proxy method
//
// History: 23-Feb-94 DrewB Created
//
//
// Notes: A proxy method's primary reason for existence is to
// get into the 32-bit world with a pointer to the 16-bit
// stack. This is accomplished by taking the address of
// the this pointer. Since methods are cdecl, this works
// for methods with any number of parameters because the
// first parameter is always the one closest to the return
// address.
// The method also passed on the object ID and the method
// index so that the method's arguments can be properly
// thunked on the 32-bit side
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define DEFINE_METHOD(n) \
STDMETHODIMP_(DWORD) Proxy1632Method##n(THUNK1632OBJ FAR *ptoThis16) \
{ \
thkDebugOut((DEB_THUNKMGR, "Proxy1632Method: %p(%d)\n", ptoThis16, n)); \
return CallObjectInWOW( n, CDECL_STACK_PTR(ptoThis16)); \
}
#if DBG == 1
#pragma pack(1)
struct SplitGuid
{
DWORD dw1;
WORD w1;
WORD w2;
BYTE b[8];
};
#pragma pack()
char *GuidString(GUID const *pguid)
{
static char ach[39];
SplitGuid *psg = (SplitGuid *)pguid;
wsprintf(ach, "{%08lX-%04hX-%04hX-%02X%02X-%02X%02X%02X%02X%02X%02X}",
psg->dw1, psg->w1, psg->w2, psg->b[0], psg->b[1], psg->b[2],
psg->b[3], psg->b[4], psg->b[5], psg->b[6], psg->b[7]);
return ach;
}
#endif
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Function: Proxy1632QueryInterface, public
//
// Synopsis: QueryInterface for the proxy object.
//
// History: 01-Apr-94 JohannP Created
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
STDMETHODIMP_(DWORD) Proxy1632QueryInterface(THUNK1632OBJ FAR *ptoThis16,
REFIID refiid,
LPVOID *ppv)
{
DWORD dwRet;
LPVOID lpvoid = (LPVOID)&refiid;
IID iid = refiid;
thkDebugOut((DEB_THUNKMGR, " Proxy1632QueryInterface: %p %s\n",
ptoThis16, GuidString((IID const *)&iid) ));
// Why do we make a copy of the iid only so that we can over-write
// it so that we can return the pointer to it in it? This should be
// re-written.
//
dwRet = CallProcIn32((DWORD)ptoThis16, SMI_QUERYINTERFACE, (DWORD)&iid,
lpIUnknownObj32, 0, CP32_NARGS);
*ppv = (LPVOID) iid.Data1;
thkDebugOut(( DEB_THUNKMGR,
"Out Proxy1632QueryInterface: (%p)->%p scRet:0x%08lx\n",
ptoThis16, *ppv, dwRet));
return dwRet;
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Function: Proxy1632AddRef, public
//
// Synopsis: AddRef for the generic proxy object
//
// History: 01-Apr-94 JohannP Created
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
STDMETHODIMP_(DWORD) Proxy1632AddRef(THUNK1632OBJ FAR *ptoThis16)
{
DWORD dwRet;
thkDebugOut(( DEB_THUNKMGR, "In Proxy1632AddRef: %p \n",ptoThis16));
dwRet = CallProcIn32((DWORD)ptoThis16, SMI_ADDREF, 0,
lpIUnknownObj32, 0, CP32_NARGS);
thkDebugOut(( DEB_THUNKMGR, "Out Proxy1632AddRef: %p dwRet:%ld\n",
ptoThis16, dwRet));
return dwRet;
}
//+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Function: Proxy1632Release, public
//
// Synopsis: Release for the proxy object.
//
// History: 01-Apr-94 JohannP Created
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
STDMETHODIMP_(DWORD) Proxy1632Release(THUNK1632OBJ FAR *ptoThis16)
{
DWORD dwRet;
thkDebugOut(( DEB_THUNKMGR, "In Proxy1632Release: %p\n", ptoThis16));
dwRet = CallProcIn32((DWORD)ptoThis16, SMI_RELEASE, 0,
lpIUnknownObj32, 0, CP32_NARGS);
thkDebugOut(( DEB_THUNKMGR, "Out Proxy1632Release: %p dwRet:%ld\n",
ptoThis16,dwRet));
return dwRet;
}
// Additional methods so that any possible interface can be represented
// using the vtable made up out of all the methods
DEFINE_METHOD(3)
DEFINE_METHOD(4)
DEFINE_METHOD(5)
DEFINE_METHOD(6)
DEFINE_METHOD(7)
DEFINE_METHOD(8)
DEFINE_METHOD(9)
DEFINE_METHOD(10)
DEFINE_METHOD(11)
DEFINE_METHOD(12)
DEFINE_METHOD(13)
DEFINE_METHOD(14)
DEFINE_METHOD(15)
DEFINE_METHOD(16)
DEFINE_METHOD(17)
DEFINE_METHOD(18)
DEFINE_METHOD(19)
DEFINE_METHOD(20)
DEFINE_METHOD(21)
DEFINE_METHOD(22)
DEFINE_METHOD(23)
DEFINE_METHOD(24)
DEFINE_METHOD(25)
DEFINE_METHOD(26)
DEFINE_METHOD(27)
DEFINE_METHOD(28)
DEFINE_METHOD(29)
DEFINE_METHOD(30)
DEFINE_METHOD(31)
// A vtable which will end up calling back to our proxy methods
DWORD atfnProxy1632Vtbl[] =
{
(DWORD)Proxy1632QueryInterface,
(DWORD)Proxy1632AddRef,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Release,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method3,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method4,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method5,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method6,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method7,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method8,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method9,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method10,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method11,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method12,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method13,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method14,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method15,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method16,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method17,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method18,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method19,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method20,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method21,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method22,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method23,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method24,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method25,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method26,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method27,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method28,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method29,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method30,
(DWORD)Proxy1632Method31
};