FN_VMB_CHANNEL_INIT_SET_PROCESS_PACKET_CALLBACKS callback function (vmbuskernelmodeclientlibapi.h)
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The VmbChannelInitSetProcessPacketCallbacks function sets callback functions for packet processing.
Syntax
FN_VMB_CHANNEL_INIT_SET_PROCESS_PACKET_CALLBACKS FnVmbChannelInitSetProcessPacketCallbacks;
NTSTATUS FnVmbChannelInitSetProcessPacketCallbacks(
VMBCHANNEL Channel,
PFN_VMB_CHANNEL_PROCESS_PACKET ProcessPacketCallback,
PFN_VMB_CHANNEL_PROCESSING_COMPLETE ProcessingCompleteCallback
)
{...}
Parameters
Channel
A handle for the channel.
ProcessPacketCallback
A callback function to call when a packet is ready for processing.
ProcessingCompleteCallback
A callback function to call when processing of a batch of packets has been completed.
Return value
VmbChannelInitSetProcessPacketCallbacks returns one of the following status values:
Return code | Description |
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|
The function finished successfully. |
|
The Channel value was invalid or in an invalid state, such as Disabled. |
Remarks
This function is only meaningful if Kernel Mode Client Library (KMCL) queue management is not suppressed.
ProcessPacketCallback is invoked for every packet that is received. EvtVmbChannelProcessingComplete will be invoked every time the ring buffer that contains incoming packets transitions from non-empty to empty. This happens after the last invocation of ProcessPacketCallback in a single batch.
Important
This function is called through the VMBus Kernel Mode Client Library (KMCL) interface, provided by the Vmbkmcl.sys bus driver. This is a client function accessed from the KMCL_CLIENT_INTERFACE_V1 structure.
For more information, see the Remarks section of the KMCL_CLIENT_INTERFACE_V1.
Requirements
Requirement | Value |
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Minimum supported client | Windows 10, version 1803 |
Header | vmbuskernelmodeclientlibapi.h |