Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/*++
Copyright (c) 1998 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
perfutil.c
Abstract:
This file defines some functions used by the routines in PerformanceDLL.
Environment:
User Mode Service
Revision History:
--*/
//#include <windows.h>
//#include <string.h>
#include <perrepsr.h>
#include "perfutil.h"
// Global Data Definitions
#define GLOBAL_STRING L"Global"
#define FOREIGN_STRING L"Foreign"
#define COSTLY_STRING L"Costly"
#define NULL_STRING L"\0"
// Test for delimiter, EOL and non-digit characters
// used by IsNumberInUnicodeList routine
#define DIGIT 1
#define DELIMITER 2
#define INVALID 3
#define EvalThisChar(c,d) ( \
(c == d) ? DELIMITER : \
(c == 0) ? DELIMITER : \
(c < (WCHAR) '0') ? INVALID : \
(c > (WCHAR) '9') ? INVALID : \
DIGIT)
DWORD
GetQueryType (
IN LPWSTR lpValue
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Returns the type of query described in lpValue string so that the appropriate
processing method may be used.
Arguments:
lpValue - string describing the query type
Return Value:
QUERY_GLOBAL - "Global" string
QUERY_FOREIGN - "Foreign" string
QUERY_COSTLY - "Costly" string
QUERY_ITEMS - otherwise
--*/
{
if ((lpValue == NULL) || (*lpValue == 0)) {
return QUERY_GLOBAL;
// Check for Global
}else if (!wcscmp(lpValue, GLOBAL_STRING)) {
return QUERY_GLOBAL;
// Check for Foreign
}else if (!wcscmp(lpValue, FOREIGN_STRING)) {
return QUERY_FOREIGN;
// Check for Costly
}else if (!wcscmp(lpValue, COSTLY_STRING)) {
return QUERY_COSTLY;
}
// If its not Global, nor Foreign and nor Costly, then it must be an Item list.
return QUERY_ITEMS;
}
BOOL
IsNumberInUnicodeList (
IN DWORD dwNumber,
IN LPWSTR lpwszUnicodeList
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Checks if an item (dwNumber) is a part of a list (lpwszUnicodeList).
Arguments:
dwNumber - Number to be found in the list
lpwszUnicodeList - Null terminated, space delimited list of decimal numbers
Return Value:
TRUE - The number was found
FALSE - The number was not found
--*/
{
DWORD dwThisNumber;
WCHAR *pwcThisChar, wcDelimiter;
BOOL bValidNumber, bNewItem, bReturnValue;
if (lpwszUnicodeList == 0) { // null pointer, # not found
return FALSE;
}
pwcThisChar = lpwszUnicodeList;
dwThisNumber = 0;
wcDelimiter = (WCHAR)' ';
bValidNumber = FALSE;
bNewItem = TRUE;
while (TRUE) {
switch ( EvalThisChar (*pwcThisChar, wcDelimiter) ) {
case DIGIT:
// If this is the first digit after a delimiter,
// then set flags to start computing a new number
if (bNewItem) {
bNewItem = FALSE;
bValidNumber = TRUE;
}
if (bValidNumber) {
dwThisNumber *= 10;
dwThisNumber += (*pwcThisChar - (WCHAR)'0');
}
break;
case DELIMITER:
// A delimiter is either a delimiter character or an
// end of string ('\0') if when the delimiter has been reached
// a valid number was found, then compare it to the number from
// the argument list. If this is the end of the string and no
// match was found, then return.
if (bValidNumber) {
if (dwThisNumber == dwNumber) {
return TRUE;
}
bValidNumber = FALSE;
}
if (*pwcThisChar == 0) {
return FALSE;
} else {
bNewItem = TRUE;
dwThisNumber = 0;
}
break;
case INVALID:
// If an invalid number was encountered, ignore all
// characters upto the next delimiter and start fresh.
// The invalid number is not compared.
bValidNumber = FALSE;
break;
default: break;
}
pwcThisChar++;
}
}