Source code of Windows XP (NT5)
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#ifndef PCHREXEC_H #define PCHREXEC_H
#define ERRORREP_HANG_PIPENAME L"\\\\.\\pipe\\PCHHangRepExecPipe" #define ERRORREP_FAULT_PIPENAME L"\\\\.\\pipe\\PCHFaultRepExecPipe" #define ERRORREP_PIPE_BUF_SIZE 8192
/* * Data structure passed for a remote exec request * * NOTE: pointers are self relative * */
typedef enum tagEExecServStatus { essErr = 0, essOk, essOkQueued, } EExecServStatus;
// *** Note: the size of these structures must be divisible by sizeof(WCHAR) // or we'll get an alignment fault on ia64 (and other alignment // sensitive processors)
typedef struct tagSPCHExecServGenericReply { DWORD cb;
EExecServStatus ess; DWORD dwErr;
} SPCHExecServGenericReply;
typedef struct tagSPCHExecServHangRequest { DWORD cbTotal; DWORD cbESR; DWORD pidReqProcess;
BOOL fIs64bit; ULONG ulSessionId;
UINT64 wszEventName; DWORD dwpidHung; DWORD dwtidHung; } SPCHExecServHangRequest;
// this structure MUST have the same initial 3 elements as SPCHExecServGenericReply typedef struct tagSPCHExecServHangReply { DWORD cb;
EExecServStatus ess; DWORD dwErr;
// NOTE: The handle for hProcess is converted from the remove exec // server into the requestors process using the pidReqProcess // in the request. HANDLE hProcess; } SPCHExecServHangReply;
typedef struct tagSPCHExecServFaultRequest { DWORD cbTotal; DWORD cbESR; DWORD pidReqProcess; BOOL fIs64bit;
DWORD thidFault; UINT64 pvFaultAddr; UINT64 wszExe; UINT64 pEP; } SPCHExecServFaultRequest;
// this structure MUST have the same initial 3 elements as SPCHExecServGenericReply typedef struct tagSPCHExecServFaultReply { DWORD cb;
EExecServStatus ess; DWORD dwErr;
// NOTE: The handle for hProcess is converted from the remove exec // server into the requestors process using the pidReqProcess // in the request. HANDLE hProcess;
// these point into data immediately following the struct UINT64 wszDir; UINT64 wszDumpName; } SPCHExecServFaultReply;
#endif
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