Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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// Copyright (c) 1998 Microsoft Corporation
//
// Kernel mode DirectMusic DLS level 1 Software Synthesizer
//
//
// All the GUIDS for all the miniports end up in this object.
//
#define PUT_GUIDS_HERE
#define STR_MODULENAME "kmsynth: "
#define MAX_MINIPORTS 1
#include "common.h"
#include "private.h"
#if (DBG)
#define SUCCEEDS(s) ASSERT(NT_SUCCESS(s))
#else
#define SUCCEEDS(s) (s)
#endif
NTSTATUS
AddDevice
(
IN PVOID Context1, // Context for the class driver.
IN PVOID Context2 // Context for the class driver.
);
NTSTATUS
StartDevice
(
IN PVOID Context1, // Context for the class driver.
IN PVOID Context2, // Context for the class driver.
IN PRESOURCELIST ResourceList // List of hardware resources.
);
#pragma code_seg("PAGE")
/*****************************************************************************
* DriverEntry()
*****************************************************************************
* This function is called by the operating system when the driver is loaded.
* All adapter drivers can use this code without change.
*/
extern "C"
NTSTATUS
DriverEntry
(
IN PVOID Context1, // Context for the class driver.
IN PVOID Context2 // Context for the class driver.
)
{
PAGED_CODE();
//
// Tell the class driver to initialize the driver.
//
return InitializeAdapterDriver(Context1,Context2, AddDevice);
}
/*****************************************************************************
* AddDevice()
*****************************************************************************
* This function is called by the operating system when the device is added.
* All adapter drivers can use this code without change.
*/
NTSTATUS
AddDevice
(
IN PVOID Context1, // Context for the class driver.
IN PVOID Context2 // Context for the class driver.
)
{
PAGED_CODE();
//
// Tell the class driver to add the device.
//
return AddAdapterDevice(Context1,Context2, StartDevice,MAX_MINIPORTS);
}
/*****************************************************************************
* StartDevice()
*****************************************************************************
* This function is called by the operating system when the device is started.
* It is responsible for starting the miniports. This code is specific to
* the adapter because it calls out miniports for functions that are specific
* to the adapter.
*/
NTSTATUS
StartDevice
(
IN PVOID Context1, // Context for the class driver.
IN PVOID Context2, // Context for the class driver.
IN PRESOURCELIST ResourceList // List of hardware resources.
)
{
PAGED_CODE();
ASSERT(Context1);
ASSERT(Context2);
ASSERT(ResourceList);
// We only care about having a dummy MIDI miniport
//
PPORT port;
NTSTATUS nt = NewPort(&port, CLSID_PortSynthesizer);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(nt))
{
return nt;
}
PUNKNOWN pPortInterface;
nt = port->QueryInterface(IID_IPortSynthesizer, (LPVOID*)&pPortInterface);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(nt))
{
port->Release();
return nt;
}
PUNKNOWN miniport;
nt = CreateMiniportDmSynth(&miniport, NULL, NonPagedPool);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(nt))
{
pPortInterface->Release();
port->Release();
return nt;
}
nt = port->Init(Context1, Context2, miniport, NULL, ResourceList);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(nt))
{
pPortInterface->Release();
port->Release();
miniport->Release();
return nt;
}
nt = RegisterSubdevice(Context1, Context2, L"MSSWSynth", port);
if (!NT_SUCCESS(nt))
{
pPortInterface->Release();
port->Release();
miniport->Release();
return nt;
}
return nt;
}
#pragma code_seg()
/*****************************************************************************
* _purecall()
*****************************************************************************
* The C++ compiler loves me.
* TODO: Figure out how to put this into portcls.sys
*/
int __cdecl
_purecall( void )
{
ASSERT( !"Pure virtual function called" );
return 0;
}