/*++ Copyright (C) 1997-2001 Microsoft Corporation Module Name: TEST.C Abstract: Demonstration program for dumping out Binary Managed Object Format (BMOF) data. History: a-davj 14-April-97 Created. --*/ #include "precomp.h" #include #include #include #include #include #include "bmof.h" #include "mrcicode.h" void DisplayObject(CBMOFObj * po); //*************************************************************************** // // void * BMOFAlloc // // DESCRIPTION: // // Provides allocation service for BMOF.C. This allows users to choose // the allocation method that is used. // // PARAMETERS: // // Size Input. Size of allocation in bytes. // // RETURN VALUE: // // pointer to new data. NULL if allocation failed. // //*************************************************************************** void * BMOFAlloc(size_t Size) { return malloc(Size); } //*************************************************************************** // // void BMOFFree // // DESCRIPTION: // // Provides allocation service for BMOF.C. This frees what ever was // allocated via BMOFAlloc. // // PARAMETERS: // // pointer to memory to be freed. // //*************************************************************************** void BMOFFree(void * pFree) { free(pFree); } //*************************************************************************** // // void DisplayVariant // // DESCRIPTION: // // Displays VARIANT data. Note that this is only done in this sample for // convienence, and using OLE is NOT necessary. // // PARAMETERS: // // pvar Input. Pointer to VARIANT which is to be displayed. // It is assumed that the variant type is simple, I.E. // neither the VT_ARRAY or VT_BYREF bits are set. // //*************************************************************************** void DisplayVariant(VARIANT * pvar) { SCODE sc; VARIANT vTemp; // Uninitialized data will have a VT_NULL type. if(pvar->vt == VT_NULL) { printf(" data is NULL"); return; } // String types can just be dumped. if(pvar->vt == VT_BSTR) { printf("value is %S",pvar->bstrVal); return; } else if(pvar->vt == VT_UNKNOWN) { CBMOFObj * pObj; printf(" got an embedded object"); pObj = (CBMOFObj *)pvar->bstrVal; DisplayObject(pObj); return; } // For non string data, convert the infomation to a bstr and display it. VariantInit(&vTemp); sc = VariantChangeTypeEx(&vTemp, pvar,0,0, VT_BSTR); if(sc == S_OK) { printf("value is %S",vTemp.bstrVal); } else printf(" Couldnt convert type 0x%x, error code 0x%x", pvar->vt, sc); VariantClear(&vTemp); } //*************************************************************************** // // void DisplayData // // DESCRIPTION: // // Displays the data held in a data item. Note that Ole is use just for // ease of use and is optional. // // PARAMETERS: // // pItem Input. Item to be displayed. // //*************************************************************************** void DisplayData(CBMOFDataItem * pItem) { DWORD dwType, dwSimpleType; long lNumDim, lCnt; long lFirstDim; VARIANT var; // Determine the data type and clear out the variant dwType = pItem->m_dwType; printf("\nData type is 0x%x ", dwType); dwSimpleType = dwType & ~VT_ARRAY & ~VT_BYREF; memset((void *)&var.lVal, 0, 8); lNumDim = GetNumDimensions(pItem); if(lNumDim == 0) { // handle the simple scalar case. Note that uninitialized properties // will not have data. if(GetData(pItem, (BYTE *)&(var.lVal), NULL)) { var.vt = (VARTYPE)dwSimpleType; DisplayVariant(&var); // Note the GetData does not use OLE to allocate BSTRs // and so we need to use our own freeing routine here. if(var.vt == VT_BSTR) BMOFFree(var.bstrVal); } else printf(" NULL "); } else if(lNumDim == 1) { // For the array case, just loop getting each element. // Start by getting the number of elements lFirstDim = GetNumElements(pItem, 0); if(lFirstDim < 1) { printf("\n CANT DISPLAY, BOGUS DIMENSION"); return; } printf("\n"); for(lCnt = 0; lCnt < lFirstDim; lCnt++) { if(GetData(pItem, (BYTE *)&(var.lVal), &lCnt)) { var.vt = (VARTYPE)dwSimpleType; DisplayVariant(&var); // Note the GetData does not use OLE to allocate BSTRs // and so we need to use our own freeing routine here. if(var.vt == VT_BSTR) BMOFFree(var.bstrVal); printf("\n"); } else printf(" NULL "); } } else if(lNumDim == -1) { printf("\n Undefined array"); return; } else { // Currently multidimension arrays are not supported. printf("\n CANT DISPLAY, TOO MANY DIMEMSIONS"); return; } return; } //*************************************************************************** // // void DisplayQualList // // DESCRIPTION: // // Helper routine for displaying a qualifier list. // // PARAMETERS: // // pql Input. Pointer to structure which wraps the // qualifier list. // //*************************************************************************** void DisplayQualList(CBMOFQualList * pql) { WCHAR * pName = NULL; CBMOFDataItem Item; ResetQualList(pql); printf("\nDisplaying qual list"); while(NextQual(pql, &pName, &Item)) { printf("\nQualifier name is -%S- ",pName); DisplayData(&Item); BMOFFree(pName); } } //*************************************************************************** // // void DisplayObject // // DESCRIPTION: // // Helper routine for displaying a class or instance. // // PARAMETERS: // // po Input. Pointer to structure that wraps the object. // //*************************************************************************** void DisplayObject(CBMOFObj * po) { CBMOFQualList * pql; CBMOFDataItem Item; WCHAR * pName = NULL; BOOL bfirstmethod = TRUE; // Display the objects name, its type (Is it a class or instance), and // display the qualifier set which is attached to the object. if(GetName(po, &pName)) { printf("\n\nLooking at object %S",pName); BMOFFree(pName); } printf("\nThe objects type is 0x%x", GetType(po)); pql = GetQualList(po); if(pql) { DisplayQualList(pql); BMOFFree(pql); pql = NULL; } // Display each property and it associated qualifier list ResetObj(po); printf("\nDisplaying prop list"); while(NextProp(po, &pName, &Item)) { printf("\n\nProperty name is -%S- type is 0x%x",pName, Item.m_dwType); DisplayData(&Item); pql = GetPropQualList(po, pName); if(pql) { DisplayQualList(pql); BMOFFree(pql); pql = NULL; } BMOFFree(pName); } while(NextMeth(po, &pName, &Item)) { if(bfirstmethod) printf("\nDisplaying method list"); bfirstmethod = FALSE; printf("\n\nMethod name is -%S- type is 0x%x",pName, Item.m_dwType); DisplayData(&Item); pql = GetPropQualList(po, pName); if(pql) { DisplayQualList(pql); BMOFFree(pql); pql = NULL; } BMOFFree(pName); } } //*************************************************************************** // // BYTE * ReadBMOFFile // // DESCRIPTION: // // Opens and decompresses the binary mof file // // PARAMETERS: // // pFileName Input. Pointer to structure that wraps the object. // // RETURN VALUE: // // pointer to the binary mof data. This should be freed using "free". Note that // NULL is returned for all errors. // //*************************************************************************** BYTE * ReadBMOFFile(char * pFileName) { int fh1 = -1; int iRet; DWORD dwCompType, dwCompressedSize, dwExpandedSize, dwSig, dwResSize; BYTE * pCompressed = NULL; BYTE * pExpanded = NULL; fh1 = _open(pFileName, _O_BINARY | _O_RDONLY); if(fh1 == -1) { printf("\nCould not open the file %s", pFileName); return NULL; } // get the signature, compression type, and the sizes iRet = _read(fh1, &dwSig, sizeof(DWORD)); if((DWORD)iRet != sizeof(DWORD)) { printf("\nError reading file"); _close(fh1); return NULL; } iRet = _read(fh1, &dwCompType, sizeof(DWORD)); iRet = _read(fh1, &dwCompressedSize, sizeof(DWORD)); iRet = _read(fh1, &dwExpandedSize, sizeof(DWORD)); // make sure the signature is valid and that the compression type is one // we understand! if(dwSig != BMOF_SIG ||dwCompType != 1) { _close(fh1); return NULL; } // Allocate storage for the compressed data and // expanded data pCompressed = malloc(dwCompressedSize); pExpanded = malloc(dwExpandedSize); if(pCompressed == NULL || pExpanded == NULL) { _close(fh1); return NULL; } // Read the compressed data. iRet = _read(fh1, pCompressed, dwCompressedSize); if((DWORD)iRet != dwCompressedSize) { printf("\nError reading data"); free(pExpanded); free(pCompressed); return NULL; } _close(fh1); // Decompress the data dwResSize = Mrci1Decompress(pCompressed, dwCompressedSize, pExpanded, dwExpandedSize); free(pCompressed); if(dwResSize != dwExpandedSize) { printf("\nError expanding data!!!"); free(pExpanded); return NULL; } return pExpanded; } //*************************************************************************** // // int main // // DESCRIPTION: // // Entry point. // // COMMAND LINE ARGUMENT: // // This program should be launced with a single argument which is the // name of the file which contains the BMOF. // // RETURN VALUE: // // 0 if OK, 1 if error. // //*************************************************************************** int main(int argc, char ** argv) { BYTE * pTest; CBMOFObjList * pol; CBMOFObj * po; // check the command line if(argc < 2) { printf("\nusage: test BMOFFILE\nwhere BMOFFILE is the binary mof file to dump"); return 1; } pTest = ReadBMOFFile(argv[1]); if(pTest == NULL) { printf("\nterminating abnormally, could not read binary mof"); return 1; } // Now use the helper functions to dump out the file. Create an object // list structure and use it to enumerate the objects. pol = CreateObjList(pTest); if(pol == NULL) { return 1; } printf("\nThe number of objects is %d",pol->m_pol->dwNumberOfObjects); ResetObjList (pol); while(po = NextObj(pol)) { DisplayObject(po); BMOFFree(po); } BMOFFree(pol); free(pTest); printf("\nTerminating normally\n"); return 0; }