IOsAxsMem::ReadMemoryByProc (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/5/2010
This method reads a block of data from linear memory.
Syntax
HRESULT ReadMemoryByProc(
[in] DWORD ProcID,
[in] LINEAR_MEM_MAP_TYPE lmt,
[in] ADDRESS_TYPE Address,
[in] DWORD dwNbElemToRead,
[in] BYTE bAccessWidthInBytes,
[out, size_is(dwNbElemToRead* bAccessWidthInBytes)] BYTE* pbReadBuffer,
[out] DWORD* pdwNbElementEffectRead
);
Parameters
- ProcID
Identifier of the process of interest.
lmt
Linear memory map type.The following memory map types are used by convention:
Value Description LMM_VIRT, 0
Virtual memory
LMM_PHYS, 1
Physical memory
LMM_IO, 2
Peripheral I/O
3 and higher
Free for custom use
- Address
Starting address of the data buffer to be accessed on the target.
- dwNbElemToRead
Number of elements of bAccessWidthInBytes bytes to be accessed.
- bAccessWidthInBytes
Data width in bytes, where byte=1, word=2, dword=4, and so on.
pbReadBuffer
Buffer where the result of reading is written.This buffer must at least as large as dwNbElemToRead.
Note
The server should handle buffers of at least 64 KB.
pdwNbElementEffectRead
Returns the number of the element effectively read.A client can use this value to speed up a query, in case of an access violation (EXDI_E_ACCESSVIOLATION) in the range of addresses.
If an entire range is not accessible, the returned value should be 0 to avoid making a query with small granularity.
Return Value
The following table shows return values for this method.
Value | Description |
---|---|
S_OK |
Indicates the function was successful and all breakpoints were created. |
E_FAIL |
Indicates an unspecified failure. |
E_OUTOFMEMORY |
Indicates an out of memory error. |
E_INVALIDARG |
Indicates one or more invalid arguments. |
EXDI_E_COMMUNICATION |
Indicates a communication error between host driver and target device. |
Remarks
The memory content returned to this function should not contain artifacts of software breakpoints or of other modifications of the memory produced by the debugging activity of the driver, probe, or target.
In general, the driver internal mechanism should be transparent to the client.
Requirements
Header | OsAccess.h |
Library | OSAXSC.lib |
Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE 5.0 and later |