[MS-DTYP]: Windows Data Types
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Errata below are for Protocol Document Version V39.0 - 2023/04/04.
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2023/08/16 |
Section 2.4.2.4 Well-known SID Structures: Added Remote VM SID value with format for machine identity. Changed from:
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2023/06/27 |
In section 2.4.2.4, "Well-Known SID Structures," added a value (S-1-5-83-0) related to Hyper-V to the table:
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2023/05/16 |
In section 2.5.1.1, "Syntax," revised grammar to properly treat ! as a unary operator. Changed from: ; multiple rules for cond-expr to represent different precedence of || and && ; super-term and factor are intermediate rules and used only in this part of the grammar cond-expr = expr expr = super-term [wspace] *( "||" [wspace] super-term ) super-term = factor [wspace] *( "&&" [wspace] factor ) factor = ["!"] [wspace] "(" [wspace] factor [wspace] ")" factor = term
Changed to: ; multiple rules for cond-expr to represent different precedence of || and && ; super-term and factor are intermediate rules and used only in this part of the grammar cond-expr = expr expr = super-term [wspace] *( "||" [wspace] super-term ) super-term = factor [wspace] *( "&&" [wspace] factor ) factor = term factor /= "(" [wspace] expr [wspace] ")" factor /= "!" [wspace] factor |
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