Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/******************************Module*Header*******************************\
* Module Name: hmgshare.h
*
* Define shared dc attributes
*
* Created: 13-Apr-1995
* Author: Mark Enstrom [marke]
*
* Copyright (c) 1995-1999 Microsoft Corporation
\**************************************************************************/
/******************************WOW64***NOTE********************************\
* Note: Win32k Memory shared with User-Mode and Wow64
*
* For Wow64 (Win32 apps on Win64) we build a 32-bit version
* of user32.dll & gdi32.dll which can run against the 64-bit kernel
* with no changes to the 64-bit kernel code.
*
* For the 32 on 64 bit dlls all data structures which are shared with
* win32k must be 64-bit. These data structures include the shared
* sections, as well as the GDI TEB Batch.
* These shared data structures are now declared so that they can be
* built as 32 bit in a 32 bit dll, 64 bit in a 64 bit dll, and now
* 64 bit in a 32 bit dll.
*
* The following rules should be followed when declaring
* shared data structures:
*
* Pointers in shared data structures use the KPTR_MODIFIER in their
* declaration.
*
* Handles in shared data structures are declared KHxxx.
*
* xxx_PTR changes to KERNEL_xxx_PTR.
*
* Pointers to basic types are declared as KPxxx;
*
* Also on Wow64 every thread has both a 32-bit TEB and a 64-bit TEB.
* GetCurrentTeb() returns the current 32-bit TEB while the kernel
* will allways reference the 64-bit TEB.
*
* All client side references to shared data in the TEB should use
* the new GetCurrentTebShared() macro which returns the 64-bit TEB
* for Wow64 builds and returns GetCurrentTeb() for regular builds.
* The exception to this rule is LastErrorValue, which should allways
* be referenced through GetCurrentTeb().
*
* Ex:
*
* DECLARE_HANDLE(HFOO);
*
* typedef struct _MY_STRUCT * KPTR_MODIFIER PMPTR;
*
* struct _SHARED_STRUCT
* {
* struct _SHARED_STRUCT * pNext;
* PMPTR pmptr;
* HFOO hFoo;
* UINT_PTR cb;
* PBYTE pb;
* PVOID pv;
*
* DWORD dw;
* USHORT us;
* } SHARED_STRUCT;
*
*
* Changes to:
*
*
* DECLARE_HANDLE(HFOO);
* DECLARE_KHANDLE(HFOO);
*
* typedef struct _MY_STRUCT *PMPTR;
*
* struct _SHARED_STRUCT
* {
* struct _SHARED_STRUCT * KPTR_MODIFIER pNext;
* PMPTR pmptr;
* KHFOO hFoo;
* KERNEL_UINT_PTR cb;
* KPBYTE pb;
* KERNEL_PVOID pv;
*
* DWORD dw;
* USHORT us;
* } SHARED_STRUCT;
\***************************************************************************/
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
#include <w32wow64.h>
//Sundown: offsetof generates truncation warnings in 64bit environment
#undef offsetof
#define offsetof(c,f) FIELD_OFFSET(c,f)
/*********************************Structure********************************\
*
* RGNATTR
*
* Description:
*
* As an accelerator, this rectangular region is kept in the DC and
* represents either a NULL region, a rectangular region, or hte bounding
* box of a complex region. This can be used for a trivial reject clip test.
*
* Fields:
*
* Flags - state flags
* NULLREGION - drawing is allowed anywhere, no trivial clip
* SIMPLEREGION - Rect is the clip region
* COMPLEXREGION - Rect is the bounding box of a complex clip region
* ERROR - this information may not be used
*
* LRFlags - valid and dirty flags
*
* Rect - clip rectangle or bounding rectangle when in use
*
\**************************************************************************/
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
#define RREGION_INVALID ERROR
//
// ExtSelectClipRgn iMode extra flag for batching
//
#define REGION_NULL_HRGN 0X8000000
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
typedef struct _RGNATTR
{
ULONG AttrFlags;
ULONG Flags;
RECTL Rect;
} RGNATTR,*PRGNATTR;
/*******************************STRUCTURE**********************************\
* BRUSHATTR
*
* Fields:
*
* lbColor - Color from CreateSolidBrush
* lflag - Brush operation flags
*
* CACHED - Set only when brush is cached on PEB
* TO_BE_DELETED - Set only after DelteteBrush Called in kernel
* when reference count of brush > 1, this will
* cause the brush to be deleted via lazy delete
* when it is selected out later.
* NEW_COLOR - Set when color changes (retrieve cached brush)
* ATTR_CANT_SELECT - Set when user calls DeleteObject(hbrush),
* brush is marked so can't be seleced in user
* mode. Not deleted until kernel mode DeleteBrush.
* This is not currently implemented.
*
* History:
*
* 6-Feb-1996 -by- Mark Enstrom [marke]
*
\**************************************************************************/
typedef struct _BRUSHATTR
{
ULONG AttrFlags;
COLORREF lbColor;
} BRUSHATTR,*PBRUSHATTR;
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
//
// Common flags for dealing with RGN/BRUSH ATTR memory
//
#define ATTR_CACHED 0x00000001
#define ATTR_TO_BE_DELETED 0x00000002
#define ATTR_NEW_COLOR 0x00000004
#define ATTR_CANT_SELECT 0x00000008
#define ATTR_RGN_VALID 0x00000010
#define ATTR_RGN_DIRTY 0x00000020
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
//
// Define a union so these objects can be managed together
//
typedef union _OBJECTATTR
{
RGNATTR Rgnattr;
BRUSHATTR Brushattr;
}OBJECTATTR,*POBJECTATTR;
/**************************************************************************\
*
* XFORM related structures and macros
*
\**************************************************************************/
//
// These types are used to get things right when C code is passing C++
// defined transform data around.
//
typedef struct _MATRIX_S
{
EFLOAT_S efM11;
EFLOAT_S efM12;
EFLOAT_S efM21;
EFLOAT_S efM22;
EFLOAT_S efDx;
EFLOAT_S efDy;
FIX fxDx;
FIX fxDy;
FLONG flAccel;
} MATRIX_S;
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
//
// status and dirty flags
//
#define DIRTY_FILL 0x00000001
#define DIRTY_LINE 0x00000002
#define DIRTY_TEXT 0x00000004
#define DIRTY_BACKGROUND 0x00000008
#define DIRTY_CHARSET 0x00000010
#define SLOW_WIDTHS 0x00000020
#define DC_CACHED_TM_VALID 0x00000040
#define DISPLAY_DC 0x00000080
#define DIRTY_PTLCURRENT 0x00000100
#define DIRTY_PTFXCURRENT 0x00000200
#define DIRTY_STYLESTATE 0x00000400
#define DC_PLAYMETAFILE 0x00000800
#define DC_BRUSH_DIRTY 0x00001000 // cached brush
#define DC_PEN_DIRTY 0x00002000
#define DC_DIBSECTION 0x00004000
#define DC_LAST_CLIPRGN_VALID 0x00008000
#define DC_PRIMARY_DISPLAY 0x00010000
#define DIRTY_COLORTRANSFORM 0x00020000
#define ICM_BRUSH_TRANSLATED 0x00040000
#define ICM_PEN_TRANSLATED 0x00080000
#define DIRTY_COLORSPACE 0x00100000
#define BATCHED_DRAWING 0x00200000
#define BATCHED_TEXT 0x00400000
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
#define CLEAR_CACHED_TEXT(pdcattr) (pdcattr->ulDirty_ &= ~(SLOW_WIDTHS))
#define DIRTY_BRUSHES (DIRTY_FILL+DIRTY_LINE+DIRTY_TEXT+DIRTY_BACKGROUND)
#define USER_XFORM_DIRTY(pdcattr) (pdcattr->flXform & (PAGE_XLATE_CHANGED | PAGE_EXTENTS_CHANGED | WORLD_XFORM_CHANGED))
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
/**************************************************************************\
*
* ICM related structures and macros
*
\**************************************************************************/
//
// ICM flags
//
// DC_ATTR.lIcmMode
//
// 0x0 000 0 0 00
// | | | | + Current ICM Mode (kernel/user)
// | | | + Requested ICM Mode (kernel/user)
// | | + ICM Mode context (user only)
// | + not used
// + Destination color type (kernel/user)
#define DC_ICM_USERMODE_FLAG 0x0000F000
//
// Current ICM mode flags.
//
#define DC_ICM_OFF 0x00000000
#define DC_ICM_HOST 0x00000001
#define DC_ICM_DEVICE 0x00000002
#define DC_ICM_OUTSIDEDC 0x00000004
#define DC_ICM_METAFILING_ON 0x00000008
#define DC_ICM_LAZY_CORRECTION 0x00000010 // alt mode (preserved through icm mode change)
#define DC_ICM_DEVICE_CALIBRATE 0x00000020 // alt mode (preserved through icm mode change)
#define DC_ICM_MODE_MASK 0x000000FF
#define DC_ICM_ALT_MODE_MASK 0x000000F0
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
#define ICM_MODE(x) ((x) & DC_ICM_MODE_MASK)
#define ICM_ALT_MODE(x) ((x) & DC_ICM_ALT_MODE_MASK)
#define IS_ICM_DEVICE(x) ((x) & DC_ICM_DEVICE)
#define IS_ICM_HOST(x) ((x) & DC_ICM_HOST)
#define IS_ICM_INSIDEDC(x) ((x) & (DC_ICM_DEVICE|DC_ICM_HOST))
#define IS_ICM_OUTSIDEDC(x) ((x) & DC_ICM_OUTSIDEDC)
#define IS_ICM_ON(x) ((x) & (DC_ICM_DEVICE|DC_ICM_HOST|DC_ICM_OUTSIDEDC))
#define IS_ICM_METAFILING_ON(x) ((x) & DC_ICM_METAFILING_ON)
#define IS_ICM_LAZY_CORRECTION(x) ((x) & DC_ICM_LAZY_CORRECTION)
#define IS_ICM_DEVICE_CALIBRATE(x) ((x) & DC_ICM_DEVICE_CALIBRATE)
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
//
// Request ICM mode flags
//
#define REQ_ICM_OFF 0x00000000
#define REQ_ICM_HOST 0x00000100
#define REQ_ICM_DEVICE 0x00000200
#define REQ_ICM_OUTSIDEDC 0x00000400
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
#define REQ_ICM_MODE(x) ((x) & 0x00000F00)
#define IS_ICM_DEVICE_REQUESTED(x) ((x) & REQ_ICM_DEVICE)
//
// Convert Request mode to current ICM mode flags.
//
#define ICM_REQ_TO_MODE(x) ((REQ_ICM_MODE((x))) >> 8)
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
//
// Context mode for ICM.
//
#define CTX_ICM_HOST 0x00001000 // Host ICM
#define CTX_ICM_DEVICE 0x00002000 // Device ICM
#define CTX_ICM_METAFILING_OUTSIDEDC 0x00004000 // Metfiling outside DC ICM mode
#define CTX_ICM_PROOFING 0x00008000 // Proofing mode
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
#define SET_HOST_ICM_DEVMODE(x) ((x) |= CTX_ICM_HOST)
#define SET_DEVICE_ICM_DEVMODE(x) ((x) |= CTX_ICM_DEVICE)
#define SET_ICM_PROOFING(x) ((x) |= CTX_ICM_PROOFING)
#define CLEAR_ICM_PROOFING(x) ((x) &= ~CTX_ICM_PROOFING)
#define IS_DEVICE_ICM_DEVMODE(x) ((x) & CTX_ICM_DEVICE)
#define IS_ICM_PROOFING(x) ((x) & CTX_ICM_PROOFING)
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
//
// Destination Color Type
//
#define DC_ICM_CMYK_COLOR 0x10000000
#define DC_ICM_RGB_COLOR 0x20000000
#define DC_ICM_COLORTYPE_MASK 0xF0000000
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
#define DC_ICM_32BITS_COLOR (DC_ICM_CMYK_COLOR)
#define IS_32BITS_COLOR(x) ((x) & DC_ICM_32BITS_COLOR)
#define IS_CMYK_COLOR(x) ((x) & DC_ICM_CMYK_COLOR)
#define GET_COLORTYPE(x) ((x) & DC_ICM_COLORTYPE_MASK)
#define CLEAR_COLORTYPE(x) ((x) &= ~DC_ICM_COLORTYPE_MASK)
/******************************Structure***********************************\
*
* DC_ATTR: This structure provides a common DC area visible both by in kernel
* and user mode. Since elements in the DC_ATTR are visible and modifiable
* in user-mode, data that must be kept safe must be stored in the kernel
* private DC structure.
*
\**************************************************************************/
typedef struct _DC_ATTR
{
//
// local dc info
//
KERNEL_PVOID pvLDC;
//
// General Purpose Dirty Flags for brushes, fonts, etc.
//
ULONG ulDirty_;
//
// brush handle selected into DCATTR, not neccessarily selected
// into DC
//
KHANDLE hbrush;
KHANDLE hpen;
//
// *** Attribute Bundles ***
//
// When ICM is enabled,
// + cr____Clr color is corrected to DC's color space.
// + ul____Clr keeps original (un-corrected) color.
//
COLORREF crBackgroundClr; // Set/GetBkColor
ULONG ulBackgroundClr; // Set/GetBkColor client attr
COLORREF crForegroundClr; // Set/GetTextColor
ULONG ulForegroundClr; // Set/GetTextColor client attr
//
// *** DC Brush color
//
// When ICM is enabled,
// + cr____Clr color is corrected to DC's color space.
// + ul____Clr keeps original (un-corrected) color.
//
COLORREF crDCBrushClr; // Set/GetDCBrushColor client attr
ULONG ulDCBrushClr; // Set/GetDCBrushColor client attr
COLORREF crDCPenClr; // Set/GetDCPenColor
ULONG ulDCPenClr; // Set/GetDCPenColor client attr
//
// *** Misc. Attrs.
//
DWORD iCS_CP; // LOWORD: code page HIWORD charset
int iGraphicsMode; // Set/GetGraphicsMode
BYTE jROP2; // Set/GetROP2
BYTE jBkMode; // TRANSPARENT/OPAQUE
BYTE jFillMode; // ALTERNATE/WINDING
BYTE jStretchBltMode; // BLACKONWHITE/WHITEONBLACK/
// COLORONCOLOR/HALFTONE
POINTL ptlCurrent; // Current position in logical coordinates
// (invalid if DIRTY_PTLCURRENT set)
POINTL ptfxCurrent; // Current position in device coordinates
// (invalid if DIRTY_PTFXCURRENT set)
//
// original values set by app
//
LONG lBkMode;
LONG lFillMode;
LONG lStretchBltMode;
FLONG flFontMapper; // Font mapper flags
//
// *** ICM attributes
//
LONG lIcmMode; // Currnt ICM mode (DC_ICM_xxxx)
KHANDLE hcmXform; // Handle of Current Color Transform
KHCOLORSPACE hColorSpace; // Handle of Source Color Space
KERNEL_ULONG_PTR dwDIBColorSpace; // Identifier of DIB Color Space Data (when DIB selected)
// Sundown: dwDIBColorSpace actually takes a pointer in,
// change from DWORD to ULONG_PTR
COLORREF IcmBrushColor; // ICM-ed color for the brush selected in this DCATTR (Solid or Hatch)
COLORREF IcmPenColor; // ICM-ed color for the pen selected in this DCATTR
KERNEL_PVOID pvICM; // Pointer to client-side ICM information
//
// *** Text attributes
//
FLONG flTextAlign;
LONG lTextAlign;
LONG lTextExtra; // Inter-character spacing
LONG lRelAbs; // Moved over from client side
LONG lBreakExtra;
LONG cBreak;
KHANDLE hlfntNew; // Log font selected into DC
//
// Transform data.
//
MATRIX_S mxWtoD; // World to Device Transform.
MATRIX_S mxDtoW; // Device to World.
MATRIX_S mxWtoP; // World transform
EFLOAT_S efM11PtoD; // efM11 of the Page transform
EFLOAT_S efM22PtoD; // efM22 of the Page transform
EFLOAT_S efDxPtoD; // efDx of the Page transform
EFLOAT_S efDyPtoD; // efDy of the Page transform
INT iMapMode; // Map mode
DWORD dwLayout; // Layout orientation bits.
LONG lWindowOrgx; // The logical x window origin.
POINTL ptlWindowOrg; // Window origin.
SIZEL szlWindowExt; // Window extents.
POINTL ptlViewportOrg; // Viewport origin.
SIZEL szlViewportExt; // Viewport extents.
FLONG flXform; // Flags for transform component.
SIZEL szlVirtualDevicePixel; // Virtual device size in pels.
SIZEL szlVirtualDeviceMm; // Virtual device size in mm's.
SIZEL szlVirtualDevice; // Virtual device size
POINTL ptlBrushOrigin; // Alignment origin for brushes
//
// dc regions
//
RGNATTR VisRectRegion;
} DC_ATTR,*PDC_ATTR;
//
// conditional system definitions
//
#if !defined(_NTOSP_) && !defined(_USERKDX_)
typedef struct _W32THREAD * KPTR_MODIFIER PW32THREAD;
typedef ULONG W32PID;
DECLARE_HANDLE(HOBJ);
DECLARE_KHANDLE(HOBJ);
#endif
/*****************************Struct***************************************\
*
* BASEOBJECT
*
* Description:
*
* Each GDI object has a BASEOBJECT at the beggining of the object. This
* enables fast references to the handle and back to the entry.
*
* Fields:
*
* hHmgr - object handle
* ulShareCount - the shared reference count on the object
* cExclusiveLock - object exclusive lock count
* BaseFlags - flags representing state of underlying memory
* tid - thread id of exclusive lock owner
*
* Note:
*
* Most of the BASEOBJECT represents state logically associated with the
* object. When objects are swapped (for example, when doing a realloc
* to grow the object), the BASEOBJECT is swapped to preserve the handle
* and locking information.
*
* However, the BaseFlags field was added as an optimization to allow
* allocation from a "lookaside" list of preallocated objects. The
* BaseFlags field is metadata associated with the memory containing
* an object; it is not associated with the object itself.
*
* Current BASEOBJECT swapping code "unswaps" the BaseFlags so that it
* always remains associated with the memory, not the object.
*
* If flags are added to BaseFlags, they must not represent object state.
* If it is necessary to add such flags, the BaseFlags field could be
* reduced to a BYTE field and a new BYTE flags field can be added to
* represent state that is associated with the object.
*
* Currently, BASEOBJECT swapping code is in HmgSwapLockedHandleContents
* and RGNOBJ::bSwap (hmgrapi.cxx and rgnobj.cxx, respectively).
*
\**************************************************************************/
// BASEOBJECT FLAGS
//
// Due to the read-modify-write cycle and the fact that the Alpha can
// load and store a minimum of 32bit values, setting BaseFlags requires
// an InterlockedCompareExchange loop so that it doesn't interfere with the
// cExclusiveLock.
//
// HMGR_LOOKASIDE_ALLOC_FLAG is a 'static' flag - it doesn't change after
// it is set on object allocation. If anyone adds a 'dynamic' flag they
// should probably restructure BASEOBJECT to use a DWORD for the BaseFlags and
// a DWORD for the cExclusiveLock.
//
// If anyone restructures BASEOBJECT they'll have to rewrite all the code
// that uses cExclusiveLock and BaseFlags.
// This includes:
// INC_EXCLUSIVE_REF_CNT and DEC_EXCLUSIVE_REF_CNT
// RGNOBJ::bSwap
//
// Also if anyone adds fields to BASEOBJECT they need to go and fix RGNOBJ::bSwap
// to also copy those fields.
//
//
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
#define HMGR_LOOKASIDE_ALLOC_FLAG 0x8000
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
typedef struct _BASEOBJECT
{
KHANDLE hHmgr;
ULONG ulShareCount;
USHORT cExclusiveLock;
USHORT BaseFlags;
PW32THREAD Tid;
} BASEOBJECT, * KPTR_MODIFIER POBJ;
/*****************************Struct***************************************\
*
* OBJECTOWNER
*
* Description:
*
* This object is used for shared and exclusive object ownership
*
* Fields for shared Object:
*
* Pid : 31
* Lock : 1
*
\**************************************************************************/
//
// The lock and the Pid share the same DWORD.
//
// It seems that this is safe from the word tearing problem on the Alpha architecture
// due to the fact that we always use the InterlockedCompareExchange loop for
// the Lock and we require that the lock is set when setting the Pid.
//
typedef struct _OBJECTOWNER_S
{
ULONG Lock:1;
W32PID Pid_Shifted:31; // The lowest two bits of the PID are
// reserved for application use. However,
// the second bit is used by the
// OBJECT_OWNER_xxxx constants and so we
// use 31 bits for the Pid_Shifted field.
// WARNING: do not access this field directly,
// but rather via the macros below.
}OBJECTOWNER_S,*POBJECTOWNER_S;
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
// Note: when accessing the Pid_Shifted field the compiler will shift the
// value by one bit to account for the field being only in the upper 31
// bits of the OBJECTOWNER_S structure. For example, if the OBJECTOWNER_S
// is 8, the Pid_Shifted would be only 4. However, since we are really
// interested in the upper 31 bits of the PID, this shifting is not
// appropriate (we need masking instead). I'm not aware of any compiler
// primitives that will accomplish this and will use the macros below
// instead.
#define LOCK_MASK 0x00000001
#define PID_MASK 0xfffffffe
#define PID_BITS 0xfffffffc // The actual bits used by the PID
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
#define OBJECTOWNER_PID(ObjectOwner) \
((W32PID) ((ObjectOwner).ulObj & PID_MASK))
#define SET_OBJECTOWNER_PID(ObjectOwner, Pid) \
((ObjectOwner).ulObj) = ((ObjectOwner).ulObj & LOCK_MASK) | ((Pid) & PID_MASK);
typedef union _OBJECTOWNER
{
OBJECTOWNER_S Share;
ULONG ulObj;
}OBJECTOWNER,*POBJECTOWNER;
typedef UCHAR OBJTYPE;
typedef union _EINFO
{
POBJ pobj; // Pointer to object
HOBJ hFree; // Next entry in free list
} EINFO;
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
/*****************************Struct***************************************\
*
* ENTRY
*
* Description:
*
* This object is allocated for each entry in the handle manager and
* keeps track of object owners, reference counts, pointers, and handle
* objt and iuniq
*
* Fields:
*
* einfo - pointer to object or next free handle
* ObjectOwner - lock object
* ObjectInfo - Object Type, Unique and flags
* pUser - Pointer to user-mode data
*
\**************************************************************************/
// entry.Flags flags
#define HMGR_ENTRY_UNDELETABLE 0x0001
#define HMGR_ENTRY_LAZY_DEL 0x0002
#define HMGR_ENTRY_INVALID_VIS 0x0004
#define HMGR_ENTRY_LOOKASIDE_ALLOC 0x0010
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
typedef struct _ENTRY
{
EINFO einfo;
OBJECTOWNER ObjectOwner;
USHORT FullUnique;
OBJTYPE Objt;
UCHAR Flags;
KERNEL_PVOID pUser;
} ENTRY, *PENTRY;
typedef union _PENTOBJ
{
PENTRY pent;
POBJ pobj;
} PENTOBJ;
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
//
// status flags used by metafile in user and kernel
//
#define MRI_ERROR 0
#define MRI_NULLBOX 1
#define MRI_OK 2
/*******************************STRUCTURE**********************************\
* GDIHANDLECACHE
*
* Cache common handle types, when a handle with user mode attributes is
* deleted, an attempt is made to cache the handle on memory accessable
* in user mode.
*
* Fields:
*
* Lock - CompareExchange used to gain ownership
* pCacheEntr[] - array of offsets to types
* ulBuffer - buffer for storage of all handle cache entries
*
*
* History:
*
* 30-Jan-1996 -by- Mark Enstrom [marke]
*
\**************************************************************************/
//
// defined cached handle types
//
#define GDI_CACHED_HADNLE_TYPES 4
#define CACHE_BRUSH_ENTRIES 10
#define CACHE_PEN_ENTRIES 8
#define CACHE_REGION_ENTRIES 8
#define CACHE_LFONT_ENTRIES 1
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
typedef enum _HANDLECACHETYPE
{
BrushHandle,
PenHandle,
RegionHandle,
LFontHandle
}HANDLECACHETYPE,*PHANDLECACHETYPE;
typedef struct _GDIHANDLECACHE
{
KERNEL_PVOID Lock;
ULONG ulNumHandles[GDI_CACHED_HADNLE_TYPES];
KHANDLE Handle[CACHE_BRUSH_ENTRIES +
CACHE_PEN_ENTRIES +
CACHE_REGION_ENTRIES +
CACHE_LFONT_ENTRIES];
}GDIHANDLECACHE,*PGDIHANDLECACHE;
/*********************************MACRO************************************\
* Lock handle cache by placing -1 into lock variable using cmp-exchange
*
* Arguments:
*
* p - handle cache pointer
* uLock - Thread specific lock ID (TEB or THREAD)
* bStatus - Lock status
*
* History:
*
* 22-Feb-1996 -by- Mark Enstrom [marke]
*
\**************************************************************************/
#if defined(BUILD_WOW6432)
KERNEL_PVOID
InterlockedCompareExchangeKernelPointer(
KERNEL_PVOID *Destination,
KERNEL_PVOID Exchange,
KERNEL_PVOID Compare
);
#else
#define InterlockedCompareExchangeKernelPointer InterlockedCompareExchangePointer
#endif
#define LOCK_HANDLE_CACHE(p,uLock,bStatus) \
{ \
KERNEL_PVOID OldLock = p->Lock; \
bStatus = FALSE; \
\
if (OldLock == NULL) \
{ \
if (InterlockedCompareExchangeKernelPointer( \
&p->Lock, \
uLock, \
OldLock) == OldLock) \
{ \
bStatus = TRUE; \
} \
} \
}
/*********************************MACRO************************************\
* unlock locked structure by writing null back to lock variable
*
* Arguments:
*
* p - pointer to handle cache
*
* Return Value:
*
* none
*
* History:
*
* 22-Feb-1996 -by- Mark Enstrom [marke]
*
\**************************************************************************/
#if defined(BUILD_WOW6432) && defined(_X86_)
/* It is assumed that p->Lock will be updated atomically. This is true for alpha,
but it is not true for the 32bit x86 dll on wow64 since Lock is a 64bit quantity
which requires 2 mov instructions. So call InterlockedCompareExchangeKernelPointer
to set it.
*/
#define UNLOCK_HANDLE_CACHE(p) \
InterlockedCompareExchangeKernelPointer(&p->Lock, NULL, p->Lock);
#else
#define UNLOCK_HANDLE_CACHE(p) \
{ \
p->Lock = NULL; \
}
#endif
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
/******************************Struct**************************************\
* CFONT
*
* Client side realized font. Contains widths of all ANSI characters.
*
* We keep a free list of CFONT structures for fast allocation. The
* reference count counts pointers to this structure from all LDC and
* LOCALFONT structures. When this count hits zero, the CFONT is freed.
*
* The only "inactive" CFONTs that we keep around are those referenced by
* the LOCALFONT.
*
* (In the future we could expand this to contain UNICODE info as well.)
*
* Mon 11-Jun-1995 00:36:14 -by- Gerrit van Wingerden [gerritv]
* Addapted for kernel mode
* Sun 10-Jan-1993 00:36:14 -by- Charles Whitmer [chuckwh]
* Wrote it.
\**************************************************************************/
#define CFONT_COMPLETE 0x0001
#define CFONT_EMPTY 0x0002
#define CFONT_DBCS 0x0004
#define CFONT_CACHED_METRICS 0x0008 // we have cached the metrics
#define CFONT_CACHED_AVE 0x0010 // we have cached the average width
#define CFONT_CACHED_WIDTHS 0x0020 // if off, no widths have been computed
#define CFONT_PUBLIC 0x0040 // if public font in public cache
#define CFONT_CACHED_RI 0x0080 // if off, RealizationInfo (RI) has not been cached
#ifndef GDIFLAGS_ONLY // used for gdikdx
#define DEC_CFONT_REF(pcf) {if (!((pcf)->fl & CFONT_PUBLIC)) --(pcf)->cRef;}
#define INC_CFONT_REF(pcf) {ASSERTGDI(!((pcf)->fl & CFONT_PUBLIC),"pcfLocate - public font error\n");++(pcf)->cRef;}
typedef struct _CFONT * KPTR_MODIFIER PCFONT;
typedef struct _CFONT
{
PCFONT pcfNext;
KHFONT hf;
ULONG cRef; // Count of all pointers to this CFONT.
FLONG fl;
LONG lHeight; // Precomputed logical height.
// The following are keys to match when looking for a mapping.
KHDC hdc; // HDC of realization. 0 for display.
EFLOAT_S efM11; // efM11 of WtoD of DC of realization
EFLOAT_S efM22; // efM22 of WtoD of DC of realization
EFLOAT_S efDtoWBaseline; // Precomputed back transform. (FXtoL)
EFLOAT_S efDtoWAscent; // Precomputed back transform. (FXtoL)
// various extra width info
WIDTHDATA wd;
// Font info flags.
FLONG flInfo;
// The width table.
USHORT sWidth[256]; // Widths in pels.
// other usefull cached info
ULONG ulAveWidth; // bogus average used by USER
TMW_INTERNAL tmw; // cached metrics
#ifdef LANGPACK
// RealizationInfo for this font
REALIZATION_INFO ri ;
#endif
LONG timeStamp; // to check if cached realization info is updated
} CFONT;
/*******************************STRUCTURE**********************************\
*
* This structure controls the address for allocating and mapping the
* global shared handle table and device caps (primary display) that
* is mapped read-only into all user mode processes
*
* Fields:
*
* aentryHmgr - Handle table
* DevCaps - Cached primary display device caps
*
\**************************************************************************/
#define MAX_PUBLIC_CFONT 16
typedef struct _GDI_SHARED_MEMORY
{
ENTRY aentryHmgr[MAX_HANDLE_COUNT];
DEVCAPS DevCaps;
ULONG iDisplaySettingsUniqueness;
#ifdef LANGPACK
DWORD dwLpkShapingDLLs;
#endif
CFONT acfPublic[MAX_PUBLIC_CFONT];
LONG timeStamp;
} GDI_SHARED_MEMORY, *PGDI_SHARED_MEMORY;
/***********************************Structure******************************\
*
* GDI TEB Batching
*
* Contains the data structures and constants used for the batching of
* GDI calls to avoid kernel mode transition costs.
*
* History:
* 20-Oct-1995 -by- Mark Enstrom [marke]
*
\**************************************************************************/
typedef enum _BATCH_TYPE
{
BatchTypePatBlt,
BatchTypePolyPatBlt,
BatchTypeTextOut,
BatchTypeTextOutRect,
BatchTypeSetBrushOrg,
BatchTypeSelectClip,
BatchTypeSelectFont,
BatchTypeDeleteBrush,
BatchTypeDeleteRegion
} BATCH_TYPE,*PBATCH_TYPE;
typedef struct _BATCHCOMMAND
{
USHORT Length;
USHORT Type;
}BATCHCOMMAND,*PBATCHCOMMAND;
typedef struct _BATCHDELETEBRUSH
{
USHORT Length;
USHORT Type;
KHBRUSH hbrush;
}BATCHDELETEBRUSH,*PBATCHDELETEBRUSH;
typedef struct _BATCHDELETEREGION
{
USHORT Length;
USHORT Type;
KHRGN hregion;
}BATCHDELETEREGION,*PBATCHDELETEREGION;
typedef struct _BATCHSETBRUSHORG
{
USHORT Length;
USHORT Type;
int x;
int y;
}BATCHSETBRUSHORG,*PBATCHSETBRUSHORG;
typedef struct _BATCHPATBLT
{
USHORT Length;
USHORT Type;
LONG x;
LONG y;
LONG cx;
LONG cy;
KHBRUSH hbr;
ULONG rop4;
ULONG TextColor;
ULONG BackColor;
COLORREF DCBrushColor;
COLORREF IcmBrushColor;
POINTL ptlViewportOrg;
ULONG ulTextColor;
ULONG ulBackColor;
ULONG ulDCBrushColor;
}BATCHPATBLT,*PBATCHPATBLT;
typedef struct _BATCHPOLYPATBLT
{
USHORT Length;
USHORT Type;
ULONG rop4;
ULONG Mode;
ULONG Count;
ULONG TextColor;
ULONG BackColor;
COLORREF DCBrushColor;
ULONG ulTextColor;
ULONG ulBackColor;
ULONG ulDCBrushColor;
POINTL ptlViewportOrg;
//
// Variable length buffer for POLYPATBLT struct. Must be naturally
// aligned.
//
KERNEL_PVOID ulBuffer[1];
}BATCHPOLYPATBLT,*PBATCHPOLYPATBLT;
typedef struct _BATCHTEXTOUT
{
USHORT Length;
USHORT Type;
ULONG TextColor;
ULONG BackColor;
ULONG BackMode;
ULONG ulTextColor;
ULONG ulBackColor;
LONG x;
LONG y;
ULONG fl;
RECTL rcl;
DWORD dwCodePage;
ULONG cChar;
ULONG PdxOffset;
KHANDLE hlfntNew;
UINT flTextAlign;
POINTL ptlViewportOrg;
//
// variable length buffer for WCHAR and pdx data
//
ULONG ulBuffer[1];
}BATCHTEXTOUT,*PBATCHTEXTOUT;
typedef struct _BATCHTEXTOUTRECT
{
USHORT Length;
USHORT Type;
ULONG BackColor;
ULONG fl;
RECTL rcl;
POINTL ptlViewportOrg;
ULONG ulBackColor;
}BATCHTEXTOUTRECT,*PBATCHTEXTOUTRECT;
typedef struct _BATCHSELECTCLIP
{
USHORT Length;
USHORT Type;
int iMode;
RECTL rclClip;
}BATCHSELECTCLIP,*PBATCHSELECTCLIP;
typedef struct _BATCHSELECTFONT
{
USHORT Length;
USHORT Type;
KHANDLE hFont;
}BATCHSELECTFONT,*PBATCHSELECTFONT;
//
// GDI_BATCH_BUFFER_SIZE is space (IN BYTES) in TEB allocated
// for GDI batching
//
#if defined(_GDIPLUS_)
#define GDI_BATCH_SIZE 0
#else
#define GDI_BATCH_SIZE 4 * GDI_BATCH_BUFFER_SIZE
#endif
//
// Image32 data
//
typedef enum _IMAGE_TYPE
{
Image_Alpha,
Image_AlphaDIB,
Image_Transparent,
Image_TransparentDIB,
Image_Stretch,
Image_StretchDIB
}IMAGE_TYPE,*PIMAGE_TYPE;
#endif // GDIFLAGS_ONLY used for gdikdx
// these strings are included in both gre\mapfile.c and client\output.c
// so we put them here so that we can manage the changes from
// the unified place.
//
// This rubbish comment is in win95 sources. I leave it here for reference
// [bodind]
//
//
// this static data goes away as soon as we get the correct functionality in
// NLS. (its in build 162, use it in buid 163)
//
#define NCHARSETS 16
#define CHARSET_ARRAYS \
UINT nCharsets = NCHARSETS; \
UINT charsets[] = { \
ANSI_CHARSET, SHIFTJIS_CHARSET, HANGEUL_CHARSET, JOHAB_CHARSET, \
GB2312_CHARSET, CHINESEBIG5_CHARSET, HEBREW_CHARSET, \
ARABIC_CHARSET, GREEK_CHARSET, TURKISH_CHARSET, \
BALTIC_CHARSET, EASTEUROPE_CHARSET, RUSSIAN_CHARSET, THAI_CHARSET, \
VIETNAMESE_CHARSET, SYMBOL_CHARSET}; \
UINT codepages[] ={ 1252, 932, 949, 1361, \
936, 950, 1255, 1256, \
1253, 1254, 1257, 1250, \
1251, 874 , 1258, 42}; \
DWORD fs[] = { FS_LATIN1, FS_JISJAPAN, FS_WANSUNG, FS_JOHAB, \
FS_CHINESESIMP, FS_CHINESETRAD, FS_HEBREW, FS_ARABIC, \
FS_GREEK, FS_TURKISH, FS_BALTIC, FS_LATIN2, \
FS_CYRILLIC, FS_THAI, FS_VIETNAMESE, FS_SYMBOL };