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Really excited about this project, it does look promising.
There were a few questions I did have though.
Firstly, I would love ntifs to become supported along with the cache manager API although this may get tricky as quite a few of the routines (CcCopyRead springs to mind) do raise structured exceptions which will need to be thought about.
Another thing I would love to see are lookaside lists, I would have thought they would be most appropriate in the wdk-alloc crate.
There may be an obvious rusty way to achieve this, but is there going to be an equivalent CONTAINING_RECORD macro?
There are other things like support for different pool types and runtime dependant pool flags, i.e: POOL_NX_OPTIN
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Really excited about this project, it does look promising.
There were a few questions I did have though.
Firstly, I would love ntifs to become supported along with the cache manager API although this may get tricky as quite a few of the routines (CcCopyRead springs to mind) do raise structured exceptions which will need to be thought about.
Another thing I would love to see are lookaside lists, I would have thought they would be most appropriate in the wdk-alloc crate.
There may be an obvious rusty way to achieve this, but is there going to be an equivalent CONTAINING_RECORD macro?
There are other things like support for different pool types and runtime dependant pool flags, i.e: POOL_NX_OPTIN
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