home
***
CD-ROM
|
disk
|
FTP
|
other
***
search
/
Tricks of the Windows Gam…ming Gurus (2nd Edition)
/
Disc2.iso
/
msdn_vcb
/
samples
/
vc98
/
sdk
/
dbmsg
/
mapi
/
peer.xp
/
xpsof.c
< prev
next >
Wrap
C/C++ Source or Header
|
1996-04-11
|
19KB
|
724 lines
/*
- X P S O F . C
-
* Purpose:
* Wraps the StreamOnFile object to add buffering of the stream.
* The wrappered version uses an in-memory buffer, or cache, to
* reduce the number of actual Reads and Writes to the underlying
* stream. The goal is, obviously, to improve performance.
* Note: This code is not thread safe. Also, the implementation
* is not optimized for streams that both read and write continuously
* because there will be too much flushing going on.
*
* Copyright 1992-1995, Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
*/
#include "xppch.h"
#include "xpsof.h"
/* Private support function */
HRESULT HrRewindStream(LPXPSOF, ULONG);
VOID HMemCopy(VOID HUGEP * lpvDst, VOID HUGEP * lpvSrc, ULONG cb);
XPSOF_Vtbl VtblXPSOF =
{
XPSOF_QueryInterface,
XPSOF_AddRef,
XPSOF_Release,
XPSOF_Read,
XPSOF_Write,
XPSOF_Seek,
XPSOF_SetSize,
XPSOF_CopyTo,
XPSOF_Commit,
XPSOF_Revert,
XPSOF_LockRegion,
XPSOF_UnlockRegion,
XPSOF_Stat,
XPSOF_Clone
};
/*
- HrWrapStreamOnFile
-
* Purpose:
* This function takes a Stream-On-File object and wraps it. The
* process of wrappering involves creating a similar object,
* allocating memory for the buffer, AddRefing the original object,
* and returning this new object to the caller.
*
* Parameters:
* lpAllocBuffer A MAPI memory allocator function
* lpFreeBuffer The corresponding FreeBuffer function
* ulFlags XPSOF_READ, XPSOF_WRITE, or XPSOF_READWRITE
* lpStream The original Stream-On-File to be wrapped
* lppWrappedStream The new XPSOF object.
*
* Returns:
* HRESULT Indicating Success/Failure
*/
STDMETHODIMP
HrWrapStreamOnFile(
LPALLOCATEBUFFER lpAllocBuffer,
LPFREEBUFFER lpFreeBuffer,
ULONG ulFlags,
LPSTREAM lpStream,
LPSTREAM * lppWrappedStream)
{
SCODE sc;
LPXPSOF lpxpsof = NULL;
/* Allocate the new Stream object */
sc = lpAllocBuffer(sizeof(XPSOF), (LPVOID *)&lpxpsof);
if (FAILED(sc))
{
DebugTrace("Allocation of XPSOF object failed.\n");
goto ret;
}
/* Init the object */
lpxpsof->lpVtbl = &VtblXPSOF;
lpxpsof->lcInit = 1;
lpxpsof->ulFlags = ulFlags;
lpxpsof->lpstrm = lpStream;
lpxpsof->lpvBuff = NULL;
lpxpsof->libBuff = 0;
lpxpsof->cbBuffMac = 0;
lpxpsof->fDirty = FALSE;
lpxpsof->FreeBuffer = lpFreeBuffer;
/* Allocate the buffer or cache */
sc = lpAllocBuffer(XPSOF_BUFF_MAX, (LPVOID *)&lpxpsof->lpvBuff);
if (FAILED(sc))
{
DebugTrace("Allocation of stream buffer failed.\n");
goto ret;
}
/* Now that we've succeeded, AddRef the original object */
lpStream->lpVtbl->AddRef(lpStream);
*lppWrappedStream = (LPSTREAM)lpxpsof;
ret:
if (FAILED(sc))
{
if (lpxpsof)
{
lpFreeBuffer(lpxpsof->lpvBuff);
lpFreeBuffer(lpxpsof);
}
}
DebugTraceSc(HrWrapStreamOnFile, sc);
return ResultFromScode(sc);
}
/*
- IUnknown::QueryInterface
- IUnknown::AddRef
- IUnknown::Release
-
* Purpose:
* These are the XPSOF's OLE IUnknown methods.
*/
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_QueryInterface(LPXPSOF lpXPSOF, REFIID riid, LPVOID * lppvObj)
{
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)) ||
IsBadReadPtr (riid, sizeof(IID)) ||
IsBadWritePtr (lppvObj, sizeof(LPVOID)))
{
DebugTraceSc(XPSOF_QueryInterface, E_INVALIDARG);
return ResultFromScode (E_INVALIDARG);
}
if (memcmp(riid, &IID_IUnknown, sizeof(IID))
&& memcmp(riid, &IID_IStream, sizeof(IID)))
{
*lppvObj = NULL; // OLE requires zeroing [out] parameters
DebugTraceSc(XPSOF_QueryInterface, E_NOINTERFACE);
return ResultFromScode (E_NOINTERFACE);
}
lpXPSOF->lcInit++;
*lppvObj = lpXPSOF;
return hrSuccess;
}
STDMETHODIMP_(ULONG)
XPSOF_AddRef(LPXPSOF lpXPSOF)
{
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)))
{
DebugTraceSc (XPSOF_AddRef(), E_INVALIDARG);
return 1;
}
return ++lpXPSOF->lcInit;
}
STDMETHODIMP_(ULONG)
XPSOF_Release (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF)
{
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)))
{
DebugTraceSc (XPSOF_Release(), E_INVALIDARG);
return 1;
}
if (--lpXPSOF->lcInit == 0)
{
if (lpXPSOF->lpstrm)
lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->Release(lpXPSOF->lpstrm);
if (lpXPSOF->lpvBuff)
lpXPSOF->FreeBuffer(lpXPSOF->lpvBuff);
lpXPSOF->FreeBuffer(lpXPSOF);
return 0;
}
return lpXPSOF->lcInit;
}
/*
- IStream::Read
-
* Purpose:
* To read data from the stream.
*/
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_Read (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF,
VOID HUGEP * lpvData,
ULONG cbSize,
ULONG * lpcbRead)
{
HRESULT hr = hrSuccess;
ULONG cbRead = 0;
ULONG cbT;
VOID HUGEP * lpvRead = NULL;
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)) ||
IsBadHugeWritePtr (lpvData, cbSize) ||
(lpcbRead && IsBadWritePtr (lpcbRead, sizeof(ULONG))))
{
hr = ResultFromScode(STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
goto ret;
}
if (!(lpXPSOF->ulFlags & XPSOF_READ))
{
hr = ResultFromScode(STG_E_ACCESSDENIED);
goto ret;
}
Assert(lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac >= lpXPSOF->libBuff);
/* First, flush the buffer if it has been written into. This */
/* operation empties our buffer and zeros the offset and size. */
/* We do this because we also buffer writes and we need to force */
/* the underlying stream to point to where the caller expects. */
if ((lpXPSOF->ulFlags & XPSOF_WRITE) && lpXPSOF->fDirty)
{
hr = XPSOF_Commit(lpXPSOF, 0);
if (HR_FAILED(hr))
goto ret;
}
/* Determine if the buffer is empty (cbT == 0) or not (cbT != 0). */
/* We consider the buffer empty if we've read past the end of it */
/* or if cbBuffMac and libBuff are equal to zero. */
cbT = lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac - lpXPSOF->libBuff;
/* If the buffer is empty and the caller wants to read less than */
/* the size of our buffer, then we'll fill the buffer from the */
/* underlying stream object. Adjust our buffer offset and size. */
if (!cbT && (cbSize < XPSOF_BUFF_MAX))
{
hr = lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->Read(lpXPSOF->lpstrm,
lpXPSOF->lpvBuff, XPSOF_BUFF_MAX, &cbRead);
if (HR_FAILED(hr))
goto ret;
lpXPSOF->libBuff = 0;
lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac = cbT = cbRead;
}
/* Now, if the buffer is *not* empty and the caller wants to read */
/* fewer bytes than what is in the buffer, then we read it from */
/* our buffer, fix-up our offset, set the count read and leave. */
if (cbT && (cbSize <= cbT))
{
lpvRead = (VOID HUGEP *)((LPBYTE)lpXPSOF->lpvBuff + lpXPSOF->libBuff);
HMemCopy(lpvData, lpvRead, cbSize);
lpXPSOF->libBuff += cbSize;
cbRead = cbSize;
goto ret;
}
/* If we are here, then the caller has requested more bytes to be */
/* read than what can fit in our buffer. In this case, we copy */
/* the remaining data from the buffer (if any) into lpvData and */
/* then go straight to the underlying stream for the remainder. */
/* Either way, our buffer is empty after this operation. */
lpvRead = lpvData;
if (cbT)
{
HMemCopy(lpvRead, (VOID HUGEP *)((LPBYTE)lpXPSOF->lpvBuff + lpXPSOF->libBuff), cbT);
lpvRead = (BYTE HUGEP *)lpvRead + cbT;
lpXPSOF->libBuff = 0;
lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac = 0;
}
hr = lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->Read(lpXPSOF->lpstrm,
lpvRead, cbSize-cbT, &cbRead);
if (HR_FAILED(hr))
goto ret;
cbRead += cbT;
ret:
if (lpcbRead)
*lpcbRead = cbRead;
DebugTraceResult (XPSOF_Read(), hr);
return hr;
}
/*
- IStream::Write
-
* Purpose:
* To write data to the stream.
*/
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_Write (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF,
VOID HUGEP * lpvData,
ULONG cbSize,
ULONG * lpcbWritten)
{
HRESULT hr = hrSuccess;
ULONG cbWritten = 0;
ULONG cbT;
VOID HUGEP * lpvWrite = NULL;
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)) ||
IsBadHugeReadPtr (lpvData, cbSize) ||
(lpcbWritten && IsBadWritePtr (lpcbWritten, sizeof(ULONG))))
{
hr = ResultFromScode(STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
goto ret;
}
if (!(lpXPSOF->ulFlags & XPSOF_WRITE))
{
hr = ResultFromScode(STG_E_ACCESSDENIED);
goto ret;
}
Assert(lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac >= lpXPSOF->libBuff);
/* First, if we've been Reading, then we need to re-wind the file */
/* pointer in the underlying stream to compensate for the last */
/* buffered Read. Our new vacancy = the Max Size of our buffer. */
if (!lpXPSOF->fDirty)
{
if (lpXPSOF->libBuff != lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac)
{
hr = HrRewindStream(lpXPSOF, lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac-lpXPSOF->libBuff);
if (HR_FAILED(hr))
goto ret;
}
lpXPSOF->libBuff = 0;
lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac = XPSOF_BUFF_MAX;
}
/* Determine the total vacancy of the buffer. */
cbT = lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac - lpXPSOF->libBuff;
/* If the caller wants to Write more bytes than the current */
/* vacancy of the buffer, then commit the current buffer and */
/* Write the callers data directly to the stream. If the */
/* buffer is not dirty, then the Commit call is a no-op. */
if (cbSize > cbT)
{
hr = XPSOF_Commit(lpXPSOF, 0);
if (HR_FAILED(hr))
goto ret;
hr = lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->Write(lpXPSOF->lpstrm,
lpvData, cbSize, &cbWritten);
goto ret;
}
/* The callers data will fit in our current buffer. Copy the */
/* data into the buffer, mark the buffer as dirty, and adjust */
/* the buffer offset. Set cbWritten to cbSize and return. */
lpvWrite = (VOID HUGEP *)((LPBYTE)lpXPSOF->lpvBuff + lpXPSOF->libBuff);
HMemCopy(lpvWrite, lpvData, cbSize);
lpXPSOF->fDirty = TRUE;
lpXPSOF->libBuff += cbSize;
cbWritten = cbSize;
ret:
if (lpcbWritten)
*lpcbWritten = cbWritten;
DebugTraceResult (XPSOF_Write(), hr);
return hr;
}
/*
- IStream::Seek
-
* Purpose:
* To move the file pointer in the stream.
*/
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_Seek (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF,
LARGE_INTEGER liMove,
DWORD dwMode,
ULARGE_INTEGER * lpliPos)
{
HRESULT hr = hrSuccess;
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)) ||
(lpliPos && IsBadWritePtr (lpliPos, sizeof(ULARGE_INTEGER))))
{
DebugTraceSc (XPSOF_Seek(), STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
return ResultFromScode (STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
}
Assert(lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac >= lpXPSOF->libBuff);
/* If our buffer is dirty, then we've been writing into it and */
/* we need to flush it. Else, if it isn't dirty and our offset */
/* and buffer size are not equal, then we've been reading and we */
/* need to rewind the underlying stream to match our position. */
if (lpXPSOF->fDirty)
{
hr = XPSOF_Commit(lpXPSOF, 0);
if (HR_FAILED(hr))
goto ret;
}
else
{
if ((dwMode == STREAM_SEEK_CUR) &&
(lpXPSOF->libBuff != lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac))
{
hr = HrRewindStream(lpXPSOF, lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac-lpXPSOF->libBuff);
if (HR_FAILED(hr))
goto ret;
}
lpXPSOF->libBuff = 0;
lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac = 0;
}
/* Now, call the real streams Seek method. */
hr = lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->Seek(lpXPSOF->lpstrm,
liMove, dwMode, lpliPos);
ret:
return hr;
}
/*
- IStream::SetSize
-
* Purpose:
* To set a max size on the file.
*/
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_SetSize (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF, ULARGE_INTEGER liSize)
{
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)))
{
DebugTraceSc (XPSOF_SetSize(), STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
return ResultFromScode (STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
}
return lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->SetSize(lpXPSOF->lpstrm, liSize);
}
/*
- IStream::CopyTo
-
* Purpose:
* To copy data from one stream to another.
*/
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_CopyTo (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF,
LPSTREAM lpStrmDst,
ULARGE_INTEGER cbCopy,
ULARGE_INTEGER * lpcbRead,
ULARGE_INTEGER * lpcbWritten)
{
HRESULT hr;
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)) ||
IsBadReadPtr (lpStrmDst, sizeof(LPVOID)) ||
IsBadWritePtr (lpcbRead, sizeof(ULARGE_INTEGER)) ||
IsBadWritePtr (lpcbWritten, sizeof(ULARGE_INTEGER)))
{
DebugTraceSc (XPSOF_CopyTo(), STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
return ResultFromScode(STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
}
Assert(lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac >= lpXPSOF->libBuff);
/* If our buffer is dirty, then we've been writing into it and */
/* we need to flush it. Else, if it isn't dirty and our offset */
/* and buffer size are not equal, then we've been reading and we */
/* need to rewind the underlying stream to match our position. */
if (lpXPSOF->fDirty)
{
hr = XPSOF_Commit(lpXPSOF, 0);
if (HR_FAILED(hr))
goto ret;
}
else
{
if (lpXPSOF->libBuff != lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac)
{
hr = HrRewindStream(lpXPSOF, lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac-lpXPSOF->libBuff);
if (HR_FAILED(hr))
goto ret;
}
lpXPSOF->libBuff = 0;
lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac = 0;
}
/* Now, call the real streams CopyTo method. */
hr = lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->CopyTo(lpXPSOF->lpstrm, lpStrmDst,
cbCopy, lpcbRead, lpcbWritten);
ret:
return hr;
}
/*
- IStream::Commit
-
* Purpose:
* To force a write to disk of any data that is buffered
* by either this object or the operating system.
*/
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_Commit (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF, ULONG ulFlags)
{
HRESULT hr;
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)))
{
DebugTraceSc (XPSOF_Commit(), STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
return ResultFromScode (STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
}
/* Flush my internal buffer if it is dirty. */
if ((lpXPSOF->ulFlags & XPSOF_WRITE) && (lpXPSOF->fDirty))
{
hr = lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->Write(lpXPSOF->lpstrm,
lpXPSOF->lpvBuff, lpXPSOF->libBuff, NULL);
if (HR_FAILED(hr))
goto ret;
}
/* Call Commit on the underlying stream. */
hr = lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->Commit(lpXPSOF->lpstrm, ulFlags);
/* Mark my buffer as empty cal clean. */
lpXPSOF->fDirty = FALSE;
lpXPSOF->libBuff = 0;
lpXPSOF->cbBuffMac = 0;
ret:
return hr;
}
/*
- IStream::Stat
-
* Purpose:
* To retrieve information about the stream.
*/
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_Stat (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF, STATSTG * lpStg, DWORD dwFlags)
{
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)) ||
IsBadWritePtr (lpStg, sizeof(STATSTG)))
{
DebugTraceSc (XPSOF_Stat(), STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
return ResultFromScode (STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
}
return lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->Stat(lpXPSOF->lpstrm, lpStg, dwFlags);
}
/*
- HrRewindStream
-
* Purpose:
* This gets called to back-up the file pointer when a Write operation
* follows a Read operation. This is necessary because the file pointer
* is actually further ahead in the file than the buffered file pointer.
*
* Parameters:
* lpXPSOF - Our wrapped stream-on-file object
* ib - Number of bytes to rewind
*
* Returns:
* hr - Result of the underlying Seek() call
*/
HRESULT HrRewindStream(LPXPSOF lpXPSOF, ULONG ib)
{
LARGE_INTEGER liRewind;
if (!ib)
return hrSuccess;
liRewind.HighPart = 0xFFFFFFFF;
liRewind.LowPart = -((LONG)ib);
return lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->Seek(lpXPSOF->lpstrm,
liRewind, STREAM_SEEK_CUR, NULL);
}
/* Unimplemented methods; call straight through to the underlying stream. */
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_Revert (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF)
{
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)))
{
DebugTraceSc (XPSOF_Revert(), STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
return ResultFromScode (STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
}
return lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->Revert(lpXPSOF->lpstrm);
}
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_LockRegion (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF,
ULARGE_INTEGER uliOffset,
ULARGE_INTEGER uliSize,
DWORD dwLockType)
{
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)))
{
DebugTraceSc (XPSOF_LockRegion(), STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
return ResultFromScode (STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
}
return lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->LockRegion(lpXPSOF->lpstrm,
uliOffset, uliSize, dwLockType);
}
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_UnlockRegion (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF,
ULARGE_INTEGER uliOffset,
ULARGE_INTEGER uliSize,
DWORD dwLockType)
{
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)))
{
DebugTraceSc (XPSOF_UnlockRegion(), STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
return ResultFromScode (STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
}
return lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->UnlockRegion(lpXPSOF->lpstrm,
uliOffset, uliSize, dwLockType);
}
STDMETHODIMP
XPSOF_Clone (LPXPSOF lpXPSOF, LPSTREAM * lppStm)
{
if (IsBadWritePtr (lpXPSOF, sizeof(XPSOF)))
{
DebugTraceSc (XPSOF_Clone(), STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
return ResultFromScode (STG_E_INVALIDPARAMETER);
}
return lpXPSOF->lpstrm->lpVtbl->Clone(lpXPSOF->lpstrm, lppStm);
}
/*
- HMemCopy
-
* Purpose:
* Same as memcpy but works with huge pointers.
*/
VOID
HMemCopy(VOID HUGEP * lpvDst, VOID HUGEP * lpvSrc, ULONG cb)
{
while (cb--)
*((BYTE HUGEP *)lpvDst)++ = *((BYTE HUGEP *)lpvSrc)++;
}