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kStreamIoctlEvent and T_MEMORYRELEASED question
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kStreamIoctlEvent and T_MEMORYRELEASED question


  • Subject: kStreamIoctlEvent and T_MEMORYRELEASED question
  • From: "Thomas E. Knowlton, Jr." <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 13:17:49 -0700

Is there any kind of guaranty as to when kStreamIoctlEvent arrives relative to the T_MEMORYRELEASED events, after calling TEndpoint::Ioctl(I_FLUSH, FLUSHRW)?
In other words, can I rely on having received all T_MEMORYRELEASED events before I get notified of kStreamIoctlEvent?

Alternatively, since T_MEMORYRELEASED is allowed to reenter the notifier, is it allowable to spin in a loop to handle kStreamIoctlEvent, breaking out when the T_MEMORYRELEASED handler sets the appropriate state indicating "the last one"?

Thanks,
--
Tommy
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