functions with ntdll equivalent
- replaced status setter/getter for wine async structures with direct
access to a (now included) IO_STATUS_BLOCK structure
- since we now have a IO_STATUS_BLOCK in async_private, we no longer
need in most of the user (derivated) structures a field for
LPOVERLAPPED (it's stored as the IO_STATUS_BLOCK)
- rewrote the async.h users accordingly
- implemented ntdll.Nt{Read|Write}File and let
kernel32.{Read|Write}File(Ex)? use those new ntdll functions
- rewrote smb read/write interfaces to be more ntdll stylish (no
overlapped yet)
dlls/kernel subdir (also splitting 16bit APIs in a separate file)
- implemented ntdll.Nt{Lock|Unlock}File, and made use of those for the
kernel32 equivalent
- implemented a few information classes in NtQueryInformationFile and
NtSetInformationFile (still lots of missing classes)
- enhanced the get_file_info server request in order to implement
correctly NtQueryInformationFile (change time & file alloc size)
- rewrote registry loading to comply with latest changes
ntdll counterparts
- {Enter|Leave}CriticalSection is now a pure forward from kernel32 to
ntdll (we now longer can use {Enter|Leave}CriticalSection in kernel32)
- replaced a few kernel32 heap management calls from ntdll, with
RtlHeap* equivalents
handles as wineserver handles
- console input handle object is no longer waitable (input record
synchronisation is now implemented as a simple semaphore), and removed
FD_TYPE_CONSOLE from fd types in wineserver
- console handles now always have their two lower bit set so one can
distinguish a console handle from a kernel object handle
- implemented some undocumented kernel32 console related APIs
(CloseConsoleHandle, GetConsoleInputWaitHandle, OpenConsoleW,
VerifyConsoleIoHandle, DuplicateConsoleHandle)
- allowed a few kernel32 APIs to take console pseudo-handles
(FlushFileBuffer, GetFileType, WaitFor*Object*)
- simplified the console inheritance at process creation
- in console tests, no longer create a console if one already exists
Adapt the DeleteFileA error code checks to take into account variations
between Win9x and NT.
Test DeleteFile(NULL).
Add tests for DeleteFileW.
On NT, calling _lclose on an already closed handle will cause memory
corruption and thus sometimes crash -> removed the relevant test.
Skip the Unicode tests when on Win9x.
Mike McCormack