ParserTemporaryLockFrame

The ParserTemporaryLockFrame function locks a frame when it enters a parser and unlocks the frame when the function exits the parser.

LPBYTE WINAPIParserTemporaryLockFrame(HFRAMEhFrame);

Parameters

• hFrame
  [in] Handle to the frame that the parser points to.

Return Values

If the function is successful, the return value is a pointer to the first byte of data in the frame.

If the function is unsuccessful, the return value is NULL.

Remarks

Parsers should not call the LockFrame function. If a parser takes a lock and then generates a fault or returns without unlocking the frame, the parser leaves the system in a state where it cannot change protocols or cut or copy frames. Parsers should use the ParserTemporaryLockFrame function, which grants a lock only during the context of the function entry into the parser. On exit from the parser, the lock for that frame is released. As a result, the pointer will be valid only after the parser returns from the call to the AttachProperties or RecognizeFrame function.

Requirements