Kernel Buffer Marshaling Classes
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8/28/2008
The following table shows the kernel buffer marshaling wrapper classes and the purpose of each.
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Provides a wrapper for CeAllocAsynchronousBuffer and CeFreeAsynchronousBuffer. It is used with pointers already access-checked or marshaled by the kernel that require asynchronous buffer access. It should only be used in kernel mode. For information about how to access a buffer asynchronously in user mode, see CeAllocAsynchronousBuffer. |
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Provides a wrapper for CeAllocDuplicateBuffer and CeFreeDuplicateBuffer. It should only be called with API parameters that have already been access-checked and automatically marshaled, if necessary, by the kernel. All other duplication can be done by MarshalledBuffer_t. |
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Provides a wrapper for CeOpenCallerBuffer, CeCloseCallerBuffer, CeAllocAsynchronousBuffer, and CeFreeAsynchronousBuffer. Use it only with embedded pointers that have not already been access-checked or marshaled by the kernel. To duplicate a buffer that has already been marshaled, use DuplicatedBuffer_t. To obtain asynchronous access to a buffer that has already been marshaled, use AsynchronousBuffer_t. |
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Kernel Buffer Marshaling Classes