WDFQUEUE and WdfRequestCreate

[Guilherme Moro]

Hello all,

Following the documentation I found that I can't put on a WDFQUEUE a
self created request (WdfRequestCreate), is this correct ?

I'm implementing a mechanism to split my Read requests in several
smaller ones before serve them, is there any new (or elegant) way of
doing this in WDF, any sample?

Thanks

Guilherme Moro

[Doron Holan [MSFT]]

that is correct. what do you think the WDFQUEUE is going to buy you in this
case? typicaly when you split a request into subrequests, you are sending
the request to a WDFIOTARGET, not putting them back in to your own queue

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[Guilherme Moro]

Yes, but I need lists to hold the requests until they are completed in
another driver, just thinking of using WDFQUEUE to make a cleaner
code, but I misunderstand the function of this object, its not
intended to be used to inter driver communication.
Its ok to use normal lists too, so I have made with normal lists.

many thanks

Guilherme Moro

On Apr 7, 3:21 pm, "Doron Holan [MSFT]"

<doron.ho...@online.microsoft.com> wrote:
> that is correct.  what do you think the WDFQUEUE is going to buy you in this
> case?  typicaly when you split a request into subrequests, you are sending
> the request to a WDFIOTARGET, not putting them back in to your own queue
>
> d
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> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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