Event Question

Hi all ,
How do you create an event in the kernel mode.
That is what is the substitute for CreateEvent in the
kernel mode.

Thanks,
Harshal Vaidya.


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Do you guys EVER read the DDK help ?

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Subject: [ntdev] Event Question

> Hi all ,
> How do you create an event in the kernel mode.
> That is what is the substitute for CreateEvent in the
> kernel mode.
>
> Thanks,
> Harshal Vaidya.
>
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sorry i got it !!
it is IoCreateNotificationEvent.

— Rock Is Dead wrote:
> Hi all ,
> How do you create an event in the kernel mode.
> That is what is the substitute for CreateEvent in
> the
> kernel mode.
>
> Thanks,
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>
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RTFM

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Subject: [ntdev] Event Question

Hi all ,
How do you create an event in the kernel mode.
That is what is the substitute for CreateEvent in the
kernel mode.

Thanks,
Harshal Vaidya.


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> sorry i got it !!

it is IoCreateNotificationEvent.

Depending on what you want to use it for, you may not even have
to do that. How about just declare/allocate a KEVENT, and initialize
it with KeInitializeEvent()?


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Rock,

(It would be nice to have a name instead of a silly nick name. This ain’t
some silly chat room after all. :))

It depends on what you want to do as to whether you have it or not. If all
you need to do is to signal at a kernel level, then you use
KeInitializeEvent. IoCreateNotificationEvent is typically used to signal
between Kernel and User mode, and that is typically done using
Read/WriteFile and/or DeviceIoControl.

Gary G. Little
Staff Engineer
Broadband Storage, Inc.
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Subject: [ntdev] Re: Event Question

sorry i got it !!
it is IoCreateNotificationEvent.

— Rock Is Dead wrote:
> Hi all ,
> How do you create an event in the kernel mode.
> That is what is the substitute for CreateEvent in
> the
> kernel mode.
>
> Thanks,
> Harshal Vaidya.
>
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