Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/*++
Copyright (c) 1996 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
ptrmap.hxx
Abstract:
A helper class for mapping ID to 32 or 64 bit ptr
Author:
Kestutis Patiejunas (kestutip) 08-Dec-1998
Revision History:
Notes:
--*/
#ifndef PTRMAP_HXX
#define PTRMAP_HXX
#define DEFAULT_START_NUMBER_OF_MAPS 4096
#define DEFAULT_INCREASE_NUMBER_OF_MAPS 4096
// for 32 bit DWORD only. intentionally the same for 32 and 64 bits
#define MAPPING_NO_EMPTY_PLACE_IDX ((DWORD)0xffffffff)
typedef struct
{
BOOL fInUse;
//
// The pData member is valid when fInUse is true, otherwise the dwIndex
// member is valid
//
union
{
PVOID pData;
DWORD dwIndex;
};
} MapperElement;
class CIdToPointerMapper
{
public:
/*++
Routine Description:
Constructor
Arguments:
nStartMaps - initial nubmer of possible mappings in table
nIncreaseMaps - number of increase for table when there is not enought space
Return Value:
sucess is tored in m_fInitialized
--*/
CIdToPointerMapper(DWORD nStartMaps,DWORD nIncreaseMaps);
~CIdToPointerMapper();
/*++
Routine Description:
Takes a PVOID pointer and returns a DWORD ID associated,which should be used
in mapping it back to ptr
Arguments:
PVOID ptr - a pointer of 32/64 bits which should be mapped into dword
Return Value:
DWORD - an ID associated with a given pointer . Starts from 1.
Zero indicates a failure to create mapping.
--*/
DWORD AddMapping(PVOID ptr);
/*++
Routine Description:
Deletes a mapping from mapping table between dword ID and PTR
Arguments:
DWORD ID - and ID to which mapping should be deleted.
Return Value:
BOOL TRUE is succeded
--*/
BOOL DeleteMapping(DWORD id);
/*++
Routine Description:
Finds a mapping in mapping table between DWORD ID and pointer associated
Arguments:
DWORD ID - and ID to which mapping should be deleted.
Return Value:
DWORD - an ID associated with a given pointer . Starts from 1.
Zero indicates a failure to craete mapping.
--*/
PVOID FindMapping(DWORD id);
VOID VerifyOutstandinMappings();
#ifndef _X86_
private:
// size in sizeof(pvoid) of memory allocated for mapper
// later can be increased where reallocating
DWORD m_nStartMaps;
// the increment for mapper for reallocation
DWORD m_nIncreaseMaps;
// was it initialized succesfully
BOOL m_fInitialized;
// an array of pointers what are mapped
// an element contains a pointer of right size for a given platform
// if is not used then it contains the index to the next element
// in free element list.
MapperElement *m_Map;
BUFFER *m_pBufferObj;
// first element in fre element list
DWORD m_EmptyPlace;
// counter for number of mappings
DWORD m_nMappings;
#endif
};
#endif PTRMAP_HXX