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/*++
Copyright (c) 1996 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name:
STRMINI.H
Abstract:
This file defines streaming minidriver structures and class/minidriver interfaces.
Author:
billpa
Environment:
Kernel mode only
Revision History:
--*/
#ifndef _STREAM_H
#define _STREAM_H
#include <wdm.h>
#include <windef.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "ks.h"
#define STREAMAPI __stdcall
typedef unsigned __int64 STREAM_SYSTEM_TIME, *PSTREAM_SYSTEM_TIME; typedef unsigned __int64 STREAM_TIMESTAMP, *PSTREAM_TIMESTAMP; #define STREAM_SYSTEM_TIME_MASK ((STREAM_SYSTEM_TIME)0x00000001FFFFFFFF)
//
// debug print level values
//
typedef enum { // Use the given level to indicate:
DebugLevelFatal = 0, // * imminent nonrecoverable system failure
DebugLevelError, // * serious error, though recoverable
DebugLevelWarning, // * warnings of unusual occurances
DebugLevelInfo, // * status and other information - normal
// though
// perhaps unusual events. System MUST remain
// responsive.
DebugLevelTrace, // * trace information - normal events
// system need not ramain responsive
DebugLevelVerbose, // * verbose trace information
// system need not remain responsive
DebugLevelMaximum } STREAM_DEBUG_LEVEL;
#define DebugLevelAlways DebugLevelFatal
#if DBG
//
// macro for printing debug information
//
#define DebugPrint(x) StreamClassDebugPrint x
//
// macro for doing INT 3 (or non-x86 equivalent)
//
#if WIN95_BUILD
#define DEBUG_BREAKPOINT() _asm int 3;
#else
#define DEBUG_BREAKPOINT() DbgBreakPoint()
#endif
//
// macro for asserting (stops if not = TRUE)
//
#define DEBUG_ASSERT(exp) \
if ( !(exp) ) { \ StreamClassDebugAssert( __FILE__, __LINE__, #exp, exp); \ }
#else
#define DebugPrint(x)
#define DEBUG_BREAKPOINT()
#define DEBUG_ASSERT(exp)
#endif
//
// Uninitialized flag value.
//
#define MP_UNINITIALIZED_VALUE ((ULONG) ~0)
//
// define physical address formats
//
typedef PHYSICAL_ADDRESS STREAM_PHYSICAL_ADDRESS, *PSTREAM_PHYSICAL_ADDRESS;
//
// functions for the time context structure below
//
typedef enum {
TIME_GET_STREAM_TIME, TIME_READ_ONBOARD_CLOCK, TIME_SET_ONBOARD_CLOCK } TIME_FUNCTION;
//
// define the time context structure
//
typedef struct _HW_TIME_CONTEXT {
struct _HW_DEVICE_EXTENSION *HwDeviceExtension; struct _HW_STREAM_OBJECT *HwStreamObject; TIME_FUNCTION Function; ULONGLONG Time; ULONGLONG SystemTime; } HW_TIME_CONTEXT, *PHW_TIME_CONTEXT;
//
// define the event descriptor for enabling/disabling events.
//
typedef struct _HW_EVENT_DESCRIPTOR { BOOLEAN Enable; // TRUE means this is an enable, FALSE means disable
PKSEVENT_ENTRY EventEntry; // event structure
PKSEVENTDATA EventData; // data representing this event
union { struct _HW_STREAM_OBJECT * StreamObject; // stream object for the event
struct _HW_DEVICE_EXTENSION *DeviceExtension; }; ULONG EnableEventSetIndex; // gives the index of the event set for ENABLE
// field has no meaning for DISABLE
PVOID HwInstanceExtension; ULONG Reserved;
} HW_EVENT_DESCRIPTOR, *PHW_EVENT_DESCRIPTOR;
//
// function prototypes for stream object functions
//
typedef VOID (STREAMAPI * PHW_RECEIVE_STREAM_DATA_SRB) ( // HwReceiveDataPacket
IN struct _HW_STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK * SRB );
typedef VOID (STREAMAPI * PHW_RECEIVE_STREAM_CONTROL_SRB) ( // HwReceiveControlPacket
IN struct _HW_STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK * SRB );
typedef NTSTATUS (STREAMAPI * PHW_EVENT_ROUTINE) ( // HwEventRoutine
IN PHW_EVENT_DESCRIPTOR EventDescriptor );
typedef VOID (STREAMAPI * PHW_CLOCK_FUNCTION) ( // HwClockFunction
IN PHW_TIME_CONTEXT HwTimeContext );
//
// define the clock object
//
typedef struct _HW_CLOCK_OBJECT {
//
// pointer to the minidriver's clock function
//
PHW_CLOCK_FUNCTION HwClockFunction;
//
// support flags as defined below
//
ULONG ClockSupportFlags;
ULONG Reserved[2]; // Reserved for future use
} HW_CLOCK_OBJECT, *PHW_CLOCK_OBJECT;
//
// clock object support flags defined as follows
//
//
// indicates that the minidriver's clock for this stream is tunable
// via TIME_SET_ONBOARD_CLOCK
//
#define CLOCK_SUPPORT_CAN_SET_ONBOARD_CLOCK 0x00000001
//
// indicates that the minidriver's clock for this stream is raw readable
// via TIME_READ_ONBOARD_CLOCK
//
#define CLOCK_SUPPORT_CAN_READ_ONBOARD_CLOCK 0x00000002
//
// indicates that the minidriver can return the current stream time for this
// stream via TIME_GET_STREAM_TIME
//
#define CLOCK_SUPPORT_CAN_RETURN_STREAM_TIME 0x00000004
//
// stream object definition
//
typedef struct _HW_STREAM_OBJECT { ULONG SizeOfThisPacket; // size of this structure
ULONG StreamNumber; // number of this stream
PVOID HwStreamExtension; // minidriver's stream extension
PHW_RECEIVE_STREAM_DATA_SRB ReceiveDataPacket; // receive data packet routine
PHW_RECEIVE_STREAM_CONTROL_SRB ReceiveControlPacket; // receive control packet routine
HW_CLOCK_OBJECT HwClockObject; // clock object to be filled in by
// minidriver
BOOLEAN Dma; // device uses busmaster DMA
// for this stream
BOOLEAN Pio; // device uses PIO for this
PVOID HwDeviceExtension; // minidriver's device ext.
ULONG StreamHeaderMediaSpecific; // Size of media specific per
// stream header expansion.
ULONG StreamHeaderWorkspace; // Size of per-stream header workspace.
BOOLEAN Allocator; // Set to TRUE if allocator is needed for this stream.
//
// the following routine receives ENABLE and DISABLE notification of
// KS synchronization events for this stream.
//
PHW_EVENT_ROUTINE HwEventRoutine;
ULONG Reserved[2]; // Reserved for future use
} HW_STREAM_OBJECT, *PHW_STREAM_OBJECT;
//
// the following structures are used to report which stream types and properties
// are supported by the minidriver. the HW_STREAM_HEADER structure is followed
// in memory by one or more HW_STREAM_INFORMATION structures. See the
// HW_STREAM_DESCRIPTOR structure below.
//
typedef struct _HW_STREAM_HEADER {
//
// indicates the number of HW_STREAM_INFORMATION structures follow this
// structure.
//
ULONG NumberOfStreams;
//
// size of the HW_STREAM_INFORMATION structure below (filled in by the
// minidriver)
//
ULONG SizeOfHwStreamInformation;
//
// indicates the number of property sets supported by the device itself.
//
ULONG NumDevPropArrayEntries;
//
// pointer to the array of device property sets.
//
PKSPROPERTY_SET DevicePropertiesArray; //
// indicates the number of event sets supported by the device itself.
//
ULONG NumDevEventArrayEntries;
//
// pointer to the array of device property sets.
//
PKSEVENT_SET DeviceEventsArray;
//
// pointer to the topology structure
//
PKSTOPOLOGY Topology;
//
// event routine for processing device events, if any.
//
PHW_EVENT_ROUTINE DeviceEventRoutine; LONG NumDevMethodArrayEntries; PKSMETHOD_SET DeviceMethodsArray;
} HW_STREAM_HEADER, *PHW_STREAM_HEADER;
//
// the HW_STREAM_INFORMATION structure(s) indicate what streams are supported
//
typedef struct _HW_STREAM_INFORMATION {
//
// number of possible instances of this stream that can be opened at once
//
ULONG NumberOfPossibleInstances;
//
// Indicates the direction of data flow of this stream
//
KSPIN_DATAFLOW DataFlow;
//
// Indicates whether the data is "seen" by the host processor. If the
// data is not visible to the processor (such as an NTSC output port)
// this boolean is set to false.
//
BOOLEAN DataAccessible;
//
// Number of formats supported by this stream. Indicates the number of
// elements pointed to by StreamFormatsArray below.
//
ULONG NumberOfFormatArrayEntries;
//
// pointer to an array of elements indicating what types of data are
// supported with this stream.
//
PKSDATAFORMAT* StreamFormatsArray;
//
// reserved for future use.
//
PVOID ClassReserved[4];
//
// number of property sets supported by this stream
//
ULONG NumStreamPropArrayEntries;
//
// pointer to an array of property set descriptors for this stream
//
PKSPROPERTY_SET StreamPropertiesArray;
//
// number of event sets supported by this stream
//
ULONG NumStreamEventArrayEntries;
//
// pointer to an array of event set descriptors for this stream
//
PKSEVENT_SET StreamEventsArray;
//
// pointer to guid representing catagory of stream. (optional)
//
GUID* Category; //
// pointer to guid representing name of stream. (optional)
//
GUID* Name;
//
// count of media supported (optional)
//
ULONG MediumsCount;
//
// pointer to array of media (optional)
//
const KSPIN_MEDIUM* Mediums;
//
// indicates that this stream is a bridge stream (COMMUNICATIONS BRIDGE)
// this field should be set to FALSE by most minidrivers.
//
BOOLEAN BridgeStream; ULONG Reserved[2]; // Reserved for future use
} HW_STREAM_INFORMATION, *PHW_STREAM_INFORMATION;
typedef struct _HW_STREAM_DESCRIPTOR {
//
// header as defined above
//
HW_STREAM_HEADER StreamHeader;
//
// one or more of the following, as indicated by NumberOfStreams in the
// header.
//
HW_STREAM_INFORMATION StreamInfo;
} HW_STREAM_DESCRIPTOR, *PHW_STREAM_DESCRIPTOR;
//
// STREAM Time Reference structure
//
typedef struct _STREAM_TIME_REFERENCE { STREAM_TIMESTAMP CurrentOnboardClockValue; // current value of adapter
// clock
LARGE_INTEGER OnboardClockFrequency; // frequency of adapter clock
LARGE_INTEGER CurrentSystemTime; // KeQueryPeformanceCounter time
ULONG Reserved[2]; // Reserved for future use
} STREAM_TIME_REFERENCE, *PSTREAM_TIME_REFERENCE;
//
// data intersection structure. this structure is point to by the
// Srb->CommandData.IntersectInfo field of the SRB on an
// SRB_GET_DATA_INTERSECTION operation.
//
typedef struct _STREAM_DATA_INTERSECT_INFO {
//
// stream number to check
//
ULONG StreamNumber;
//
// pointer to the input data range to verify.
//
PKSDATARANGE DataRange;
//
// pointer to buffer which receives the format block if successful
//
PVOID DataFormatBuffer;
//
// size of the above buffer. set to sizeof(ULONG) if the caller just
// wants to know what size is needed.
//
ULONG SizeOfDataFormatBuffer;
} STREAM_DATA_INTERSECT_INFO, *PSTREAM_DATA_INTERSECT_INFO;
//
// stream property descriptor structure. this descriptor is referenced in
// Srb->CommandData.PropertyInfo field of the SRB on an SRB_GET or
// SRB_SET_PROPERTY operation.
//
typedef struct _STREAM_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTOR {
//
// pointer to the property GUID and ID
//
PKSPROPERTY Property;
//
// zero-based ID of the property, which is an index into the array of
// property sets filled in by the minidriver.
//
ULONG PropertySetID;
//
// pointer to the information about the property (or the space to return
// the information) passed in by the client
//
PVOID PropertyInfo;
//
// size of the client's input buffer
//
ULONG PropertyInputSize;
//
// size of the client's output buffer
//
ULONG PropertyOutputSize; } STREAM_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTOR, *PSTREAM_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTOR;
typedef struct _STREAM_METHOD_DESCRIPTOR { ULONG MethodSetID; PKSMETHOD Method; PVOID MethodInfo; LONG MethodInputSize; LONG MethodOutputSize; } STREAM_METHOD_DESCRIPTOR, *PSTREAM_METHOD_DESCRIPTOR;
//
// STREAM I/O Request Block (SRB) structures and functions
//
#define STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK_SIZE sizeof(STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK)
//
// SRB command codes
//
typedef enum _SRB_COMMAND {
//
// stream specific codes follow
//
SRB_READ_DATA, // read data from hardware
SRB_WRITE_DATA, // write data to the hardware
SRB_GET_STREAM_STATE, // get the state of the stream
SRB_SET_STREAM_STATE, // set the state of the stream
SRB_SET_STREAM_PROPERTY, // set a property of the stream
SRB_GET_STREAM_PROPERTY, // get a property value for the stream
SRB_OPEN_MASTER_CLOCK, // indicates that the master clock is on this
// stream
SRB_INDICATE_MASTER_CLOCK, // supplies the handle to the master clock
SRB_UNKNOWN_STREAM_COMMAND, // IRP function is unknown to class driver
SRB_SET_STREAM_RATE, // set the rate at which the stream should run
SRB_PROPOSE_DATA_FORMAT, // propose a new format, DOES NOT CHANGE IT!
SRB_CLOSE_MASTER_CLOCK, // indicates that the master clock is closed
SRB_PROPOSE_STREAM_RATE, // propose a new rate, DOES NOT CHANGE IT!
SRB_SET_DATA_FORMAT, // sets a new data format
SRB_GET_DATA_FORMAT, // returns the current data format
SRB_BEGIN_FLUSH, // beginning flush state
SRB_END_FLUSH, // ending flush state
//
// device/instance specific codes follow
//
SRB_GET_STREAM_INFO = 0x100,// get the stream information structure
SRB_OPEN_STREAM, // open the specified stream
SRB_CLOSE_STREAM, // close the specified stream
SRB_OPEN_DEVICE_INSTANCE, // open an instance of the device
SRB_CLOSE_DEVICE_INSTANCE, // close an instance of the device
SRB_GET_DEVICE_PROPERTY, // get a property of the device
SRB_SET_DEVICE_PROPERTY, // set a property for the device
SRB_INITIALIZE_DEVICE, // initialize the device
SRB_CHANGE_POWER_STATE, // change power state
SRB_UNINITIALIZE_DEVICE, // uninitialize the device
SRB_UNKNOWN_DEVICE_COMMAND, // IRP function is unknown to class driver
SRB_PAGING_OUT_DRIVER, // indicates that the driver is to be paged out
// only sent if enabled in registry. board ints
// should be disabled & STATUS_SUCCESS returned.
SRB_GET_DATA_INTERSECTION, // returns stream data intersection
SRB_INITIALIZATION_COMPLETE,// indicates init sequence has completed
SRB_SURPRISE_REMOVAL, // indicates surprise removal of HW has occurred
SRB_DEVICE_METHOD, SRB_STREAM_METHOD,
} SRB_COMMAND;
//
// definition for scatter/gather
//
typedef struct { PHYSICAL_ADDRESS PhysicalAddress; ULONG Length; } KSSCATTER_GATHER, *PKSSCATTER_GATHER;
typedef struct _HW_STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK { ULONG SizeOfThisPacket; // sizeof STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK
// (version check)
SRB_COMMAND Command; // SRB command, see SRB_COMMAND enumeration
NTSTATUS Status; // SRB completion status
PHW_STREAM_OBJECT StreamObject; // minidriver's stream object for this request
PVOID HwDeviceExtension; // minidriver's device ext.
PVOID SRBExtension; // per-request workspace for the
// minidriver
//
// the following union passes in the information needed for the various
// SRB
// functions.
//
union _CommandData {
//
// pointer to the data descriptor for SRB_READ or SRB_WRITE_DATA
//
PKSSTREAM_HEADER DataBufferArray;
//
// pointer to the stream descriptor for SRB_GET_STREAM_INFO
//
PHW_STREAM_DESCRIPTOR StreamBuffer;
//
// pointer to the state for SRB_GET or SRB_SET_DEVICE_STATE
//
KSSTATE StreamState;
//
// pointer to the time structure for SRB_GET and
// SRB_SET_ONBOARD_CLOCK
//
PSTREAM_TIME_REFERENCE TimeReference;
//
// pointer to the property descriptor for SRB_GET and
// SRB_SET_PROPERTY
//
PSTREAM_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTOR PropertyInfo;
//
// pointer to the requested format for SRB_OPEN_STREAM and
// SRB_PROPOSE_DATA_FORMAT
//
PKSDATAFORMAT OpenFormat;
//
// pointer to the PORT_CONFIGURATION_INFORMATION struct for
// SRB_INITIALIZE_DEVICE
//
struct _PORT_CONFIGURATION_INFORMATION *ConfigInfo;
//
// handle to the master clock.
//
HANDLE MasterClockHandle;
//
// power state
//
DEVICE_POWER_STATE DeviceState;
//
// data intersection info
//
PSTREAM_DATA_INTERSECT_INFO IntersectInfo;
PVOID MethodInfo;
//
// Filter type index for OPEN_DEVICE_INSTANCE
//
LONG FilterTypeIndex;
} CommandData;// union for command data
//
// field for indicating the number of KSSTREM_HEADER elements pointed to
// by the DataBufferArray field above.
//
ULONG NumberOfBuffers;
//
// the following fields are used to time the request. The class driver
// will set both of these fields to a nonzero value when the request
// is received by the minidriver, and then begin counting down the
// TimeoutCounter field until it reaches zero. When it reaches zero,
// the minidriver's timeout handler will be called. If the minidriver
// queues a request for a long time, it should set the TimeoutCounter to
// zero to turn off the timer, and once the request is dequeued should
// set the TimeoutCounter field to the value in TimeoutOriginal.
//
ULONG TimeoutCounter; // timer countdown value in seconds
ULONG TimeoutOriginal; // original timeout value in seconds
struct _HW_STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK *NextSRB; // link field available to minidriver for queuing
PIRP Irp; // pointer to original IRP, usually not
// needed.
ULONG Flags; // flags defined below.
//
// To indicate the filter instance extension
//
PVOID HwInstanceExtension;
// pointer to the instance extension
//
// the following union is used to indicate to the minidriver the amount
// of data to transfer, and used by the minidriver to report the amount
// of data it was actually able to transfer.
//
union { ULONG NumberOfBytesToTransfer; ULONG ActualBytesTransferred; };
PKSSCATTER_GATHER ScatterGatherBuffer; // buffer pointing to array
// of s/g elements
ULONG NumberOfPhysicalPages; // # of physical pages in request
ULONG NumberOfScatterGatherElements; // # of physical elements pointed
// to by ScatterGatherBuffer
ULONG Reserved[1]; // Reserved for future use
} HW_STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK, *PHW_STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK;
//
// flags definitions for CRB
//
//
// this flag indicates that the request is either an SRB_READ_DATA or
// SRB_WRITE_DATA request, as opposed to a non-data request.
//
#define SRB_HW_FLAGS_DATA_TRANSFER 0x00000001
//
// this flag indicates that the request is for a stream, as opposed to being
// for the device.
//
#define SRB_HW_FLAGS_STREAM_REQUEST 0x00000002
//
// Structure defining the buffer types for StreamClassGetPhysicalAddress.
//
typedef enum { PerRequestExtension, // indicates the phys address of the SRB
// extension
DmaBuffer, // indicates the phys address of the DMA
// buffer
SRBDataBuffer // indicates the phys address of a data
// buffer
} STREAM_BUFFER_TYPE;
//
// Structure for I/O and Memory address ranges
//
typedef struct _ACCESS_RANGE { STREAM_PHYSICAL_ADDRESS RangeStart; // start of the range
ULONG RangeLength;// length of the range
BOOLEAN RangeInMemory; // FALSE if a port address
ULONG Reserved; //
} ACCESS_RANGE, *PACCESS_RANGE;
//
// Configuration information structure. Contains the information necessary
// to initialize the adapter.
//
typedef struct _PORT_CONFIGURATION_INFORMATION { ULONG SizeOfThisPacket; // Size of this structure, used as
// version check
PVOID HwDeviceExtension; // minidriver's device extension
//
// the below field supplies a pointer to the device's functional
// device object, which is created by stream class.
// Most minidrivers will not need to use this.
//
PDEVICE_OBJECT ClassDeviceObject; // class driver's FDO
//
// the below field supplies a pointer to the device's "attached" physical
// device object, which is returned from IoAttachDeviceToDeviceStack.
// Most minidrivers will not need to use this.
// This PDO must be used for calls to IoCallDriver. See the note below
// for the RealPhysicalDeviceObject, and also see WDM documentation.
//
PDEVICE_OBJECT PhysicalDeviceObject; // attached physical device object
ULONG SystemIoBusNumber; // IO bus number (0 for machines that
// have
// only 1 IO bus)
INTERFACE_TYPE AdapterInterfaceType; // Adapter interface type
// supported by HBA:
// Internal
// Isa
// Eisa
// MicroChannel
// TurboChannel
// PCIBus
// VMEBus
// NuBus
// PCMCIABus
// CBus
// MPIBus
// MPSABus
ULONG BusInterruptLevel; // interrupt level
ULONG BusInterruptVector; // interrupt vector
KINTERRUPT_MODE InterruptMode; // interrupt mode (latched, level)
ULONG DmaChannel; // DMA channel
//
// Specifies the number of AccessRanges elements in the array,
// described next. The OS-specific class driver always sets this
// member to the value passed in the HW_INITIALIZATION_DATA
// structure when the minidriver driver called CodecXXXInitialize.
//
ULONG NumberOfAccessRanges; // Number of access ranges
// allocated
//
// Points to the first element of an array of ACCESS_RANGE-type elements.
// The given NumberOfAccessRanges determines how many elements must be
// configured with bus-relative range values. The AccessRanges
// pointer must be NULL if NumberOfAccessRanges is zero.
//
PACCESS_RANGE AccessRanges; // Pointer to array of access range
// elements
//
// the following field is filled in by the minidriver to indicate the
// size of the buffer needed to build the HW_STREAM_DESCRIPTOR structure
// and all of its substructures.
//
ULONG StreamDescriptorSize; // size of the stream descriptor
PIRP Irp; // IRP for PNP start function, normally
// not used by the minidriver.
//
// the following field indicates the interrupt object for the adapter
// if nonzero. This field is normally not used by the minidriver.
//
PKINTERRUPT InterruptObject;
//
// the following field indicates the DMA adapter object for the adapter
// if nonzero. This field is normally not used by the minidriver.
//
PADAPTER_OBJECT DmaAdapterObject;
//
// the below field supplies a pointer to the device's "real" physical
// device object, which is supplied on the AddDevice call. Most
// minidrivers will not need to use this.
// This PDO must be used for registry access, etc. See the note above
// for the PhysicalDeviceObject, and also see WDM documentation.
//
PDEVICE_OBJECT RealPhysicalDeviceObject; // real physical device object
ULONG Reserved[1]; // Reserved for future use
} PORT_CONFIGURATION_INFORMATION, *PPORT_CONFIGURATION_INFORMATION;
//
// Function prototypes for minidriver routines called by the class driver
//
typedef VOID (STREAMAPI * PHW_RECEIVE_DEVICE_SRB) ( // HwReceivePacket
// routine
IN PHW_STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK SRB );
typedef VOID (STREAMAPI * PHW_CANCEL_SRB) ( // HwCancelPacket routine
IN PHW_STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK SRB );
typedef VOID (STREAMAPI * PHW_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_HANDLER) ( // HwRequestTimeoutHandle
//
// r routine
IN PHW_STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK SRB );
typedef BOOLEAN (STREAMAPI * PHW_INTERRUPT) ( // HwInterrupt routine
IN PVOID DeviceExtension );
typedef VOID (STREAMAPI * PHW_TIMER_ROUTINE) ( // timer callback routine
IN PVOID Context );
typedef VOID (STREAMAPI * PHW_PRIORITY_ROUTINE) ( // change priority
// callback routine
IN PVOID Context );
typedef VOID (STREAMAPI * PHW_QUERY_CLOCK_ROUTINE) ( // query clock
// callback routine
IN PHW_TIME_CONTEXT TimeContext );
typedef BOOLEAN (STREAMAPI * PHW_RESET_ADAPTER) ( // HwResetAdapter routine
IN PVOID DeviceExtension );
//
// Minidriver stream notification types passed in to StreamClassStreamNotification
// follow.
//
typedef enum _STREAM_MINIDRIVER_STREAM_NOTIFICATION_TYPE {
//
// indicates that the minidriver is ready for the next stream data
// request
//
ReadyForNextStreamDataRequest,
//
// indicates that the minidriver is ready for the next stream control
// request
//
ReadyForNextStreamControlRequest,
//
// indicates that the hardware is starved for data
//
HardwareStarved,
//
// indicates that the specified STREAM SRB has completed
//
StreamRequestComplete, SignalMultipleStreamEvents, SignalStreamEvent, DeleteStreamEvent, StreamNotificationMaximum } STREAM_MINIDRIVER_STREAM_NOTIFICATION_TYPE, *PSTREAM_MINIDRIVER_STREAM_NOTIFICATION_TYPE;
//
// Minidriver device notification types passed in to StreamClassDeviceNotification
// follow.
//
// notes for SignalMultipleDeviceEvents and SignalMultipleDeviceInstanceEvents:
//
// SignalMultipleDeviceEvents: should only be used by single instance legacy drivers
// SignalMultipleDeviceInstanceEvents: this should be used by multiple instance drivers
// These types are used by StreamClassDeviceNotification().
//
// When SignalMultipleDeviceEvents is used the function should be called
// as StreamClassDeviceNotification( SignalMultipleDeviceEvents,
// pHwDeviceExtension,
// pEventGUID,
// EventItem);
//
// When SignalMultipleDeviceInstanceEvents is used the function should be passed in
// as StreamClassDeviceNotification( SignalMultipleDeviceInstanceEvents,
// pHwDeviceExtension,
// pHwInstanceExtesnion,
// pEventGUID,
// EventItem);
//
typedef enum _STREAM_MINIDRIVER_DEVICE_NOTIFICATION_TYPE {
//
// indicates that the minidriver is ready for the next device request
//
ReadyForNextDeviceRequest,
//
// indicates that the specified DEVICE SRB has completed
//
DeviceRequestComplete, SignalMultipleDeviceEvents, SignalDeviceEvent, DeleteDeviceEvent, SignalMultipleDeviceInstanceEvents, DeviceNotificationMaximum } STREAM_MINIDRIVER_DEVICE_NOTIFICATION_TYPE, *PSTREAM_MINIDRIVER_DEVICE_NOTIFICATION_TYPE;
//
// Structure passed between minidriver initialization
// and STREAM class initialization
//
typedef struct _HW_INITIALIZATION_DATA { union { //
// This first 4 bytes was used as a field for the size of this structure.
// We split this field into 2 ushorts to contain the size of this packet
// and a version number which stream class driver uses to recognize that
// the last two fields, NumNameExtensions and NameExtensionArray are valid
// information instead of uninitialized ramdom values. We hereby designate
// the StreamClassVersion to be 0x0200.
//
#define STREAM_CLASS_VERSION_20 0x0200
ULONG HwInitializationDataSize; // Size of this structure,
struct { USHORT SizeOfThisPacket; // Size of this packet.
USHORT StreamClassVersion; // Must be 0x0200
}; };
//
// minidriver routines follow
//
PHW_INTERRUPT HwInterrupt;// minidriver's interrupt routine
PHW_RECEIVE_DEVICE_SRB HwReceivePacket; // minidriver's request routine
PHW_CANCEL_SRB HwCancelPacket; // minidriver's cancel routine
PHW_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_HANDLER HwRequestTimeoutHandler; // minidriver's timeout handler routine
//
// minidriver resources follow
//
ULONG DeviceExtensionSize; // size in bytes of the
// minidrivers
// per-adapter device extension data
ULONG PerRequestExtensionSize; // size of per-request
// workspace
ULONG PerStreamExtensionSize; // size of per-stream workspace
ULONG FilterInstanceExtensionSize; // size of the filter
// instance extension
BOOLEAN BusMasterDMA; // Adapter uses bus master DMA for
// one or more streams
BOOLEAN Dma24BitAddresses; // TRUE indicates 24 bit DMA only
// (ISA)
ULONG BufferAlignment; // buffer alignment mask
//
// the following BOOLEAN should be set to FALSE unless the minidriver
// can deal with multiprocessor reentrancy issues!
//
BOOLEAN TurnOffSynchronization;
//
// size of DMA buffer needed by minidriver. The minidriver may obtain
// its DMA buffer by calling StreamClassGetDmaBuffer while or after
// SRB_INITIALIZE_DEVICE is received.
//
ULONG DmaBufferSize;
//
// A version 20 mini driver must specify the following two fields.
// It specifies a name for each type. The names will be used to create
// symbolic links for clients to open them.
// The names can be any wide char strings that the driver chooses. At
// OPEN_DEVICE_INSTANCE, a filter type index and the filter instance extension
// are specified. Consequent Srbs will contain the filter extension for the
// target filter instance. NameExtensionArray is a pointer to a constant array
// of pointers which point to constant wide char strings.
//
ULONG NumNameExtensions; PWCHAR *NameExtensionArray;
} HW_INITIALIZATION_DATA, *PHW_INITIALIZATION_DATA;
//
// Execution Priorities passed in to the StreamClassChangePriority function
//
typedef enum _STREAM_PRIORITY { High, // highest priority, IRQL equal to the
// adapter's ISR
Dispatch, // medium priority, IRQL equal to DISPATCH
// level
Low, // lowest priority, IRQL equal to PASSIVE or
// APC level
LowToHigh // go from low priority to high priority
} STREAM_PRIORITY, *PSTREAM_PRIORITY;
//
// the following are prototypes for services provided by the class driver
//
VOID STREAMAPI StreamClassScheduleTimer( IN OPTIONAL PHW_STREAM_OBJECT StreamObject, IN PVOID HwDeviceExtension, IN ULONG NumberOfMicroseconds, IN PHW_TIMER_ROUTINE TimerRoutine, IN PVOID Context );
VOID STREAMAPI StreamClassCallAtNewPriority( IN OPTIONAL PHW_STREAM_OBJECT StreamObject, IN PVOID HwDeviceExtension, IN STREAM_PRIORITY Priority, IN PHW_PRIORITY_ROUTINE PriorityRoutine, IN PVOID Context );
VOID STREAMAPI StreamClassStreamNotification( IN STREAM_MINIDRIVER_STREAM_NOTIFICATION_TYPE NotificationType, IN PHW_STREAM_OBJECT StreamObject, ... );
VOID STREAMAPI StreamClassDeviceNotification( IN STREAM_MINIDRIVER_DEVICE_NOTIFICATION_TYPE NotificationType, IN PVOID HwDeviceExtension, ... );
STREAM_PHYSICAL_ADDRESS STREAMAPI StreamClassGetPhysicalAddress( IN PVOID HwDeviceExtension, IN PHW_STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK HwSRB OPTIONAL, IN PVOID VirtualAddress, IN STREAM_BUFFER_TYPE Type, OUT ULONG * Length );
PVOID STREAMAPI StreamClassGetDmaBuffer( IN PVOID HwDeviceExtension );
VOID STREAMAPI StreamClassDebugPrint( STREAM_DEBUG_LEVEL DebugPrintLevel, PCCHAR DebugMessage, ... );
VOID STREAMAPI StreamClassDebugBreakPoint( VOID );
VOID STREAMAPI StreamClassDebugAssert( IN PCHAR File, IN ULONG Line, IN PCHAR AssertText, IN ULONG AssertValue );
NTSTATUS STREAMAPI StreamClassRegisterAdapter( IN PVOID Argument1, IN PVOID Argument2, IN PHW_INITIALIZATION_DATA HwInitializationData );
#define StreamClassRegisterMinidriver StreamClassRegisterAdapter
VOID StreamClassAbortOutstandingRequests( IN PVOID HwDeviceExtension, IN PHW_STREAM_OBJECT HwStreamObject, IN NTSTATUS Status );
VOID StreamClassQueryMasterClock( IN PHW_STREAM_OBJECT HwStreamObject, IN HANDLE MasterClockHandle, IN TIME_FUNCTION TimeFunction, IN PHW_QUERY_CLOCK_ROUTINE ClockCallbackRoutine );
//
// The 1st parameter was PVOID HwDeviceExtension. It MUST be HwInstanceExtension
// for multi-instance and multi-filter types ( version 20 ) drivers. Legacy
// single instance drivers can continue to specify HwDeviceExtensionin as the
// 1st parameter. It can also specify HwInstanceExtension.
//
PKSEVENT_ENTRY StreamClassGetNextEvent( IN PVOID HwInstanceExtension_OR_HwDeviceExtension, IN OPTIONAL PHW_STREAM_OBJECT HwStreamObject, IN OPTIONAL GUID * EventGuid, IN OPTIONAL ULONG EventItem, IN OPTIONAL PKSEVENT_ENTRY CurrentEvent );
NTSTATUS StreamClassRegisterFilterWithNoKSPins( IN PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject, IN const GUID * InterfaceClassGUID, IN ULONG PinCount, IN BOOL * PinDirection, IN KSPIN_MEDIUM * MediumList, IN OPTIONAL GUID * CategoryList );
BOOLEAN STREAMAPI StreamClassReadWriteConfig( IN PVOID HwDeviceExtension, IN BOOLEAN Read, IN PVOID Buffer, IN ULONG Offset, IN ULONG Length );
VOID STREAMAPI StreamClassQueryMasterClockSync( IN HANDLE MasterClockHandle, IN OUT PHW_TIME_CONTEXT TimeContext );
VOID STREAMAPI StreamClassCompleteRequestAndMarkQueueReady( IN PHW_STREAM_REQUEST_BLOCK Srb );
VOID STREAMAPI StreamClassReenumerateStreams( IN PVOID HwDeviceExtension, IN ULONG StreamDescriptorSize );
//
// A version 2.0 stream class mini driver must use this function
// in stead of StreamClassReenumerateStreams()
//
VOID STREAMAPI StreamClassFilterReenumerateStreams( IN PVOID HwInstanceExtension, IN ULONG StreamDescriptorSize );
#endif //_STREAM_H
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