Kernel Buffer Marshaling Functions
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8/28/2008
The following table shows the kernel buffer marshalling functions and the purpose of each.
| Function | Description |
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Re-marshals a buffer that was already marshaled by CeOpenCallerBuffer so that the server can use it asynchronously after the API call has returned. |
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Abstracts the work required to make secure copies of API parameters. |
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Frees any resources that were allocated by CeOpenCallerBuffer. |
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Flushes any changed data between the source and the destination buffer allocated by CeAllocAsynchronousBuffer. |
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Frees any resources that were allocated by CeAllocAsynchronousBuffer. |
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Frees a duplicate buffer that was allocated by CeAllocDuplicateBuffer. |
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Checks access and marshals a buffer pointer from the source process so that it can be accessed by the current process. |