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/***************************************************************\
* *
* SpecStrings.h - markers for documenting the semantics of APIs *
* *
* Version 1.0 *
* *
* Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. *
* *
\***************************************************************/
// @@BEGIN_DDKSPLIT
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Introduction
//
// SpecStrings.h provides a set of annotations to describe how a function uses its
// parameters - the assumptions it makes about them, and the guarantees it makes
// upon finishing.
//
// Annotations may be placed before either a function parameter's type or its return
// type, and describe the function's behavior regarding the parameter or return value.
// There are two classes of annotations: buffer annotations and advanced annotations.
// Buffer annotations describe how functions use their pointer parameters, and
// advanced annotations either describe complex/unusual buffer behavior, or provide
// additional information about a parameter that is not otherwise expressible.
//
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Buffer Annotations
//
// The most important annotations in SpecStrings.h provide a consistent way to annotate
// buffer parameters or return values for a function. Each of these annotations describes
// a single buffer (which could be a string, a fixed-length or variable-length array,
// or just a pointer) that the function interacts with: where it is, how large it is,
// how much is initialized, and what the function does with it.
//
// The appropriate macro for a given buffer can be constructed using the table below.
// Just pick the appropriate values from each category, and combine them together
// with a leading underscore. Some combinations of values do not make sense as buffer
// annotations. Only meaningful annotations can be added to your code; for a list of
// these, see the buffer annotation definitions section.
//
// Only a single buffer annotation should be used for each parameter.
//
// |------------|------------|---------|--------|----------|---------------|
// | Level | Usage | Size | Output | Optional | Parameters |
// |------------|------------|---------|--------|----------|---------------|
// | <> | <> | <> | <> | <> | <> |
// | _deref | _in | _ecount | _full | _opt | (size) |
// | _deref_opt | _out | _bcount | _part | | (size,length) |
// | | _inout | | | | |
// | | | | | | |
// |------------|------------|---------|--------|----------|---------------|
//
// Level: Describes the buffer pointer's level of indirection from the parameter or
// return value 'p'.
//
// <> : p is the buffer pointer.
// _deref : *p is the buffer pointer. p must not be NULL.
// _deref_opt : *p may be the buffer pointer. p may be NULL, in which case the rest of
// the annotation is ignored.
//
// Usage: Describes how the function uses the buffer.
//
// <> : The buffer is not accessed. If used on the return value or with _deref, the
// function will provide the buffer, and it will be uninitialized at exit.
// Otherwise, the caller must provide the buffer. This should only be used
// for alloc and free functions.
// _in : The function will only read from the buffer. The caller must provide the
// buffer and initialize it.
// _out : The function will only write to the buffer. If used on the return value or
// with _deref, the function will provide the buffer and initialize it.
// Otherwise, the caller must provide the buffer, and the function will
// initialize it.
// _inout : The function may freely read from and write to the buffer. The caller must
// provide the buffer and initialize it. If used with _deref, the buffer may
// be reallocated by the function.
//
// Size: Describes the total size of the buffer. This may be less than the space actually
// allocated for the buffer, in which case it describes the accessible amount.
//
// <> : No buffer size is given. If the type specifies the buffer size (such as
// with LPSTR and LPWSTR), that amount is used. Otherwise, the buffer is one
// element long. Must be used with _in, _out, or _inout.
// _ecount : The buffer size is an explicit element count.
// _bcount : The buffer size is an explicit byte count.
//
// Output: Describes how much of the buffer will be initialized by the function. For
// _inout buffers, this also describes how much is initialized at entry. Omit this
// category for _in buffers; they must be fully initialized by the caller.
//
// <> : The type specifies how much is initialized. For instance, a function initializing
// an LPWSTR must NULL-terminate the string.
// _full : The function initializes the entire buffer.
// _part : The function initializes part of the buffer, and explicitly indicates how much.
//
// Optional: Describes if the buffer itself is optional.
//
// <> : The pointer to the buffer must not be NULL.
// _opt : The pointer to the buffer might be NULL. It will be checked before being dereferenced.
//
// Parameters: Gives explicit counts for the size and length of the buffer.
//
// <> : There is no explicit count. Use when neither _ecount nor _bcount is used.
// (size) : Only the buffer's total size is given. Use with _ecount or _bcount but not _part.
// (size,length) : The buffer's total size and initialized length are given. Use with _ecount_part
// and _bcount_part.
//
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Buffer Annotation Examples
//
// LWSTDAPI_(BOOL) StrToIntExA(
// LPCSTR pszString, // No annotation required, const implies __in.
// DWORD dwFlags,
// __out int *piRet // A pointer whose dereference will be filled in.
// );
//
// void MyPaintingFunction(
// __in HWND hwndControl, // An initialized read-only parameter.
// __in_opt HDC hdcOptional, // An initialized read-only parameter that might be NULL.
// __inout IPropertyStore *ppsStore // An initialized parameter that may be freely used
// // and modified.
// );
//
// LWSTDAPI_(BOOL) PathCompactPathExA(
// __out_ecount(cchMax) LPSTR pszOut, // A string buffer with cch elements that will
// // be NULL terminated on exit.
// LPCSTR pszSrc, // No annotation required, const implies __in.
// UINT cchMax,
// DWORD dwFlags
// );
//
// HRESULT SHLocalAllocBytes(
// size_t cb,
// __deref_bcount(cb) T **ppv // A pointer whose dereference will be set to an
// // uninitialized buffer with cb bytes.
// );
//
// __inout_bcount_full(cb) : A buffer with cb elements that is fully initialized at
// entry and exit, and may be written to by this function.
//
// __out_ecount_part(count, *countOut) : A buffer with count elements that will be
// partially initialized by this function. The function indicates how much it
// initialized by setting *countOut.
//
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Advanced Annotations
//
// Advanced annotations describe behavior that is not expressible with the regular
// buffer macros. These may be used either to annotate buffer parameters that involve
// complex or conditional behavior, or to enrich existing annotations with additional
// information.
//
// __success(expr) f :
// <expr> indicates whether function f succeeded or not. If <expr> is true at exit,
// all the function's guarantees (as given by other annotations) must hold. If <expr>
// is false at exit, the caller should not expect any of the function's guarantees
// to hold. If not used, the function must always satisfy its guarantees. Added
// automatically to functions that indicate success in standard ways, such as by
// returning an HRESULT.
//
// __out_awcount(expr, size) p :
// Pointer p is a buffer whose size may be given in either bytes or elements. If
// <expr> is true, this acts like __out_bcount. If <expr> is false, this acts
// like __out_ecount. This should only be used to annotate old APIs.
//
// __in_awcount(expr, size) p :
// Pointer p is a buffer whose size may be given in either bytes or elements. If
// <expr> is true, this acts like __in_bcount. If <expr> is false, this acts
// like __in_ecount. This should only be used to annotate old APIs.
//
// __nullterminated p :
// Pointer p is a buffer that may be read or written up to and including the first
// NULL character or pointer. May be used on typedefs, which marks valid (properly
// initialized) instances of that type as being NULL-terminated.
//
// __nullnullterminated p :
// Pointer p is a buffer that may be read or written up to and including the first
// sequence of two NULL characters or pointers. May be used on typedefs, which marks
// valid instances of that type as being double-NULL terminated.
//
// __reserved v :
// Value v must be 0/NULL, reserved for future use.
//
// __checkReturn v :
// Return value v must not be ignored by callers of this function.
//
// __typefix(ctype) v :
// Value v should be treated as an instance of ctype, rather than its declared type.
//
// __override f :
// Specify C#-style 'override' behaviour for overriding virtual methods.
//
// __callback f :
// Function f can be used as a function pointer.
//
// __format_string p :
// Pointer p is a string that contains % markers in the style of printf.
//
// __blocksOn(resource) f :
// Function f blocks on the resource 'resource'.
//
// __fallthrough :
// Annotates switch statement labels where fall-through is desired, to distinguish
// from forgotten break statements.
//
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Advanced Annotation Examples
//
// __success(return == TRUE) LWSTDAPI_(BOOL)
// PathCanonicalizeA(__out_ecount(MAX_PATH) LPSTR pszBuf, LPCSTR pszPath) :
// pszBuf is only guaranteed to be NULL-terminated when TRUE is returned.
//
// typedef __nullterminated WCHAR* LPWSTR : Initialized LPWSTRs are NULL-terminated strings.
//
// __out_ecount(cch) __typefix(LPWSTR) void *psz : psz is a buffer parameter which will be
// a NULL-terminated WCHAR string at exit, and which initially contains cch WCHARs.
//
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// @@END_DDKSPLIT
#if _MSC_VER > 1000
#pragma once
#endif // #if _MSC_VER > 1000
#define __specstrings
#ifdef __cplusplus
#ifndef __nothrow
# define __nothrow __declspec(nothrow)
#endif
extern "C" {
#else
#ifndef __nothrow
# define __nothrow
#endif
#endif // #ifdef __cplusplus
// @@BEGIN_DDKSPLIT
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Helper Macro Definitions
//
// These express behavior common to many of the high-level annotations.
// DO NOT USE THESE IN YOUR CODE.
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// The helper annotations are only understood by the compiler version used by various
// defect detection tools. When the regular compiler is running, they are defined into
// nothing, and do not affect the compiled code.
#if (_MSC_VER >= 1000) && !defined(MIDL_PASS) && defined(_PREFAST_)
// In the primitive __declspec("SAL_*") annotations "SAL" stands for Standard
// Annotation Language. These __declspec("SAL_*") annotations are the
// primitives the compiler understands and all high-level SpecString MACROs
// will decompose into these primivates.
#define SPECSTRINGIZE( x ) #x
//
// __null p
// __notnull p
// __maybenull p
//
// Annotates a pointer p. States that pointer p is null. Commonly used
// in the negated form __notnull or the possibly null form __maybenull.
//
#define __null __declspec("SAL_null")
#define __notnull __declspec("SAL_notnull")
#define __maybenull __declspec("SAL_maybenull")
//
// __readonly l
// __notreadonly l
// __mabyereadonly l
//
// Annotates a location l. States that location l is not modified after
// this point. If the annotation is placed on the precondition state of
// a function, the restriction only applies until the postcondition state
// of the function. __maybereadonly states that the annotated location
// may be modified, whereas __notreadonly states that a location must be
// modified.
//
#define __readonly __declspec("SAL_readonly")
#define __notreadonly __declspec("SAL_notreadonly")
#define __maybereadonly __declspec("SAL_maybereadonly")
//
// __valid v
// __notvalid v
// __maybevalid v
//
// Annotates any value v. States that the value satisfies all properties of
// valid values of its type. For example, for a string buffer, valid means
// that the buffer pointer is either NULL or points to a NULL-terminated string.
//
#define __valid __declspec("SAL_valid")
#define __notvalid __declspec("SAL_notvalid")
#define __maybevalid __declspec("SAL_maybevalid")
//
// __readableTo(extent) p
//
// Annotates a buffer pointer p. If the buffer can be read, extent describes
// how much of the buffer is readable. For a reader of the buffer, this is
// an explicit permission to read up to that amount, rather than a restriction to
// read only up to it.
//
#define __readableTo(extent) __declspec("SAL_readableTo("SPECSTRINGIZE(extent)")")
//
// __elem_readableTo(size)
//
// Annotates a buffer pointer p as being readable to size elements.
//
#define __elem_readableTo(size) __declspec("SAL_readableTo(elementCount("SPECSTRINGIZE(size)"))")
//
// __byte_readableTo(size)
//
// Annotates a buffer pointer p as being readable to size bytes.
//
#define __byte_readableTo(size) __declspec("SAL_readableTo(byteCount("SPECSTRINGIZE(size)"))")
//
// __writableTo(extent) p
//
// Annotates a buffer pointer p. If the buffer can be modified, extent
// describes how much of the buffer is writable (usually the allocation
// size). For a writer of the buffer, this is an explicit permission to
// write up to that amount, rather than a restriction to write only up to it.
//
#define __writableTo(size) __declspec("SAL_writableTo("SPECSTRINGIZE(size)")")
//
// __elem_writableTo(size)
//
// Annotates a buffer pointer p as being writable to size elements.
//
#define __elem_writableTo(size) __declspec("SAL_writableTo(elementCount("SPECSTRINGIZE(size)"))")
//
// __byte_writableTo(size)
//
// Annotates a buffer pointer p as being writable to size bytes.
//
#define __byte_writableTo(size) __declspec("SAL_writableTo(byteCount("SPECSTRINGIZE(size)"))")
//
// __deref p
//
// Annotates a pointer p. The next annotation applies one dereference down
// in the type. If readableTo(p, size) then the next annotation applies to
// all elements *(p+i) for which i satisfies the size. If p is a pointer
// to a struct, the next annotation applies to all fields of the struct.
//
#define __deref __declspec("SAL_deref")
//
// __pre __next_annotation
//
// The next annotation applies in the precondition state
//
#define __pre __declspec("SAL_pre")
//
// __post __next_annotation
//
// The next annotation applies in the postcondition state
//
#define __post __declspec("SAL_post")
//
// __precond(<expr>)
//
// When <expr> is true, the next annotation applies in the precondition state
// (currently not enabled)
//
#define __precond(expr) __pre
//
// __postcond(<expr>)
//
// When <expr> is true, the next annotation applies in the postcondition state
// (currently not enabled)
//
#define __postcond(expr) __post
//
// __exceptthat
//
// Given a set of annotations Q containing __exceptthat maybeP, the effect of
// the except clause is to erase any P or notP annotations (explicit or
// implied) within Q at the same level of dereferencing that the except
// clause appears, and to replace it with maybeP.
//
// Example 1: __valid __exceptthat __maybenull on a pointer p means that the
// pointer may be null, and is otherwise valid, thus overriding
// the implicit notnull annotation implied by __valid on
// pointers.
//
// Example 2: __valid __deref __exceptthat __maybenull on an int **p means
// that p is not null (implied by valid), but the elements
// pointed to by p could be null, and are otherwise valid.
//
#define __exceptthat __declspec("SAL_except")
//
// _refparam
//
// Added to all out parameter macros to indicate that they are all reference
// parameters.
//
#define __refparam __deref __notreadonly
//
// __inner_*
//
// Helper macros that directly correspond to certain high-level annotations.
//
//
// Macros to classify the entrypoints and indicate their category.
//
//
// Pre-defined control point categories include: RPC, LPC, DeviceDriver, UserToKernel, ISAPI, COM.
//
#define __inner_control_entrypoint(category) __declspec("SAL_entrypoint(controlEntry, "SPECSTRINGIZE(category)")")
//
// Pre-defined data entry point categories include: Registry, File, Network.
//
#define __inner_data_entrypoint(category) __declspec("SAL_entrypoint(dataEntry, "SPECSTRINGIZE(category)")")
#define __inner_success(expr) __declspec("SAL_success("SPECSTRINGIZE(expr)")")
#define __inner_checkReturn __declspec("SAL_checkReturn")
#define __inner_typefix(ctype) __declspec("SAL_typefix("SPECSTRINGIZE(ctype)")")
#define __inner_override __declspec("__override")
#define __inner_callback __declspec("__callback")
#define __inner_blocksOn(resource) __declspec("SAL_blocksOn("SPECSTRINGIZE(resource)")")
#define __inner_fallthrough_dec __inline __nothrow void __FallThrough() {}
#define __inner_fallthrough __FallThrough();
#else
// @@END_DDKSPLIT
#define __null
#define __notnull
#define __maybenull
#define __readonly
#define __notreadonly
#define __maybereadonly
#define __valid
#define __notvalid
#define __maybevalid
#define __readableTo(extent)
#define __elem_readableTo(size)
#define __byte_readableTo(size)
#define __writableTo(size)
#define __elem_writableTo(size)
#define __byte_writableTo(size)
#define __deref
#define __pre
#define __post
#define __precond(expr)
#define __postcond(expr)
#define __exceptthat
#define __inner_success(expr)
#define __inner_checkReturn
#define __inner_typefix(ctype)
#define __inner_override
#define __inner_callback
#define __inner_blocksOn(resource)
#define __inner_fallthrough_dec
#define __inner_fallthrough
#define __refparam
#define __inner_control_entrypoint(category)
#define __inner_data_entrypoint(category)
// @@BEGIN_DDKSPLIT
#endif // #if (_MSC_VER >= 1000) && !defined(MIDL_PASS) && defined(_PREFAST_)
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Buffer Annotation Definitions
//
// Any of these may be used to directly annotate functions, but only one should
// be used for each parameter. To determine which annotation to use for a given
// buffer, use the table in the buffer annotations section.
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// @@END_DDKSPLIT
#define __ecount(size) __notnull __elem_writableTo(size)
#define __bcount(size) __notnull __byte_writableTo(size)
#define __in __pre __valid __pre __deref __readonly
#define __in_ecount(size) __in __pre __elem_readableTo(size)
#define __in_bcount(size) __in __pre __byte_readableTo(size)
#define __out __ecount(1) __post __valid __refparam
#define __out_ecount(size) __ecount(size) __post __valid __refparam
#define __out_bcount(size) __bcount(size) __post __valid __refparam
#define __out_ecount_part(size,length) __out_ecount(size) __post __elem_readableTo(length)
#define __out_bcount_part(size,length) __out_bcount(size) __post __byte_readableTo(length)
#define __out_ecount_full(size) __out_ecount_part(size,size)
#define __out_bcount_full(size) __out_bcount_part(size,size)
#define __inout __pre __valid __post __valid __refparam
#define __inout_ecount(size) __out_ecount(size) __pre __valid
#define __inout_bcount(size) __out_bcount(size) __pre __valid
#define __inout_ecount_part(size,length) __out_ecount_part(size,length) __pre __valid __pre __elem_readableTo(length)
#define __inout_bcount_part(size,length) __out_bcount_part(size,length) __pre __valid __pre __byte_readableTo(length)
#define __inout_ecount_full(size) __inout_ecount_part(size,size)
#define __inout_bcount_full(size) __inout_bcount_part(size,size)
#define __ecount_opt(size) __ecount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __bcount_opt(size) __bcount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __in_opt __in __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __in_ecount_opt(size) __in_ecount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __in_bcount_opt(size) __in_bcount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __out_opt __out __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __out_ecount_opt(size) __out_ecount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __out_bcount_opt(size) __out_bcount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __out_ecount_part_opt(size,length) __out_ecount_part(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __out_bcount_part_opt(size,length) __out_bcount_part(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __out_ecount_full_opt(size) __out_ecount_full(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __out_bcount_full_opt(size) __out_bcount_full(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __inout_opt __inout __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __inout_ecount_opt(size) __inout_ecount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __inout_bcount_opt(size) __inout_bcount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __inout_ecount_part_opt(size,length) __inout_ecount_part(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __inout_bcount_part_opt(size,length) __inout_bcount_part(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __inout_ecount_full_opt(size) __inout_ecount_full(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __inout_bcount_full_opt(size) __inout_bcount_full(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_ecount(size) __ecount(1) __post __elem_readableTo(1) __post __deref __notnull __post __deref __elem_writableTo(size)
#define __deref_bcount(size) __ecount(1) __post __elem_readableTo(1) __post __deref __notnull __post __deref __byte_writableTo(size)
#define __deref_in __in __pre __deref __deref __readonly
#define __deref_in_ecount(size) __deref_in __pre __deref __elem_readableTo(size)
#define __deref_in_bcount(size) __deref_in __pre __deref __byte_readableTo(size)
#define __deref_out __deref_ecount(1) __post __deref __valid __refparam
#define __deref_out_ecount(size) __deref_ecount(size) __post __deref __valid __refparam
#define __deref_out_bcount(size) __deref_bcount(size) __post __deref __valid __refparam
#define __deref_out_ecount_part(size,length) __deref_out_ecount(size) __post __deref __elem_readableTo(length)
#define __deref_out_bcount_part(size,length) __deref_out_bcount(size) __post __deref __byte_readableTo(length)
#define __deref_out_ecount_full(size) __deref_out_ecount_part(size,size)
#define __deref_out_bcount_full(size) __deref_out_bcount_part(size,size)
#define __deref_inout __notnull __elem_readableTo(1) __pre __deref __valid __post __deref __valid __refparam
#define __deref_inout_ecount(size) __deref_inout __pre __deref __elem_writableTo(size) __post __deref __elem_writableTo(size)
#define __deref_inout_bcount(size) __deref_inout __pre __deref __byte_writableTo(size) __post __deref __byte_writableTo(size)
#define __deref_inout_ecount_part(size,length) __deref_inout_ecount(size) __pre __deref __elem_readableTo(length) __post __deref __elem_readableTo(length)
#define __deref_inout_bcount_part(size,length) __deref_inout_bcount(size) __pre __deref __byte_readableTo(length) __post __deref __byte_readableTo(length)
#define __deref_inout_ecount_full(size) __deref_inout_ecount_part(size,size)
#define __deref_inout_bcount_full(size) __deref_inout_bcount_part(size,size)
#define __deref_ecount_opt(size) __deref_ecount(size) __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_bcount_opt(size) __deref_bcount(size) __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_in_opt __deref_in __pre __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_in_ecount_opt(size) __deref_in_ecount(size) __pre __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_in_bcount_opt(size) __deref_in_bcount(size) __pre __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_out_opt __deref_out __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_out_ecount_opt(size) __deref_out_ecount(size) __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_out_bcount_opt(size) __deref_out_bcount(size) __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_out_ecount_part_opt(size,length) __deref_out_ecount_part(size,length) __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_out_bcount_part_opt(size,length) __deref_out_bcount_part(size,length) __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_out_ecount_full_opt(size) __deref_out_ecount_full(size) __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_out_bcount_full_opt(size) __deref_out_bcount_full(size) __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_inout_opt __deref_inout __pre __deref __exceptthat __maybenull __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_inout_ecount_opt(size) __deref_inout_ecount(size) __pre __deref __exceptthat __maybenull __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_inout_bcount_opt(size) __deref_inout_bcount(size) __pre __deref __exceptthat __maybenull __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_inout_ecount_part_opt(size,length) __deref_inout_ecount_part(size,length) __pre __deref __exceptthat __maybenull __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_inout_bcount_part_opt(size,length) __deref_inout_bcount_part(size,length) __pre __deref __exceptthat __maybenull __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_inout_ecount_full_opt(size) __deref_inout_ecount_full(size) __pre __deref __exceptthat __maybenull __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_inout_bcount_full_opt(size) __deref_inout_bcount_full(size) __pre __deref __exceptthat __maybenull __post __deref __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_ecount(size) __deref_ecount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_bcount(size) __deref_bcount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_in __deref_in __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_in_ecount(size) __deref_in_ecount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_in_bcount(size) __deref_in_bcount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out __deref_out __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_ecount(size) __deref_out_ecount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_bcount(size) __deref_out_bcount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_ecount_part(size,length) __deref_out_ecount_part(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_bcount_part(size,length) __deref_out_bcount_part(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_ecount_full(size) __deref_out_ecount_full(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_bcount_full(size) __deref_out_bcount_full(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout __deref_inout __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_ecount(size) __deref_inout_ecount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_bcount(size) __deref_inout_bcount(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_ecount_part(size,length) __deref_inout_ecount_part(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_bcount_part(size,length) __deref_inout_bcount_part(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_ecount_full(size) __deref_inout_ecount_full(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_bcount_full(size) __deref_inout_bcount_full(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_ecount_opt(size) __deref_ecount_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_bcount_opt(size) __deref_bcount_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_in_opt __deref_in_opt __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_in_ecount_opt(size) __deref_in_ecount_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_in_bcount_opt(size) __deref_in_bcount_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_opt __deref_out_opt __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_ecount_opt(size) __deref_out_ecount_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_bcount_opt(size) __deref_out_bcount_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_ecount_part_opt(size,length) __deref_out_ecount_part_opt(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_bcount_part_opt(size,length) __deref_out_bcount_part_opt(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_ecount_full_opt(size) __deref_out_ecount_full_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_out_bcount_full_opt(size) __deref_out_bcount_full_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_opt __deref_inout_opt __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_ecount_opt(size) __deref_inout_ecount_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_bcount_opt(size) __deref_inout_bcount_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_ecount_part_opt(size,length) __deref_inout_ecount_part_opt(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_bcount_part_opt(size,length) __deref_inout_bcount_part_opt(size,length) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_ecount_full_opt(size) __deref_inout_ecount_full_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
#define __deref_opt_inout_bcount_full_opt(size) __deref_inout_bcount_full_opt(size) __exceptthat __maybenull
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#define __out_awcount(expr,size) __pre __notnull \
__precond(expr) __byte_writableTo(size) \
__precond(!(expr)) __byte_writableTo((size)*2) \
__post __valid __refparam
#define __in_awcount(expr,size) __pre __valid \
__pre __deref __readonly \
__precond(expr) __byte_readableTo(size) \
__precond(!(expr)) __elem_readableTo(size)
#define __success(expr) __inner_success(expr)
#define __nullterminated __readableTo(sentinel(0))
#define __nullnullterminated
#define __reserved __pre __null
#define __checkReturn __inner_checkReturn
#define __typefix(ctype) __inner_typefix(ctype)
#define __override __inner_override
#define __callback __inner_callback
#define __format_string
#define __blocksOn(resource) __inner_blocksOn(resource)
#define __control_entrypoint(category) __inner_control_entrypoint(category)
#define __data_entrypoint(category) __inner_data_entrypoint(category)
#ifndef __fallthrough
__inner_fallthrough_dec
#define __fallthrough __inner_fallthrough
#endif
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// These should be removed from existing code.
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// #define __opt __exceptthat __maybenull
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif