Hello Timo,
Let's make a deal: while I fix this in win32k, you may try to find a way to fix
that one too in the SAC driver line 1192:
https://git.reactos.org/?p=reactos.git;a=blob;f=drivers/sac/driver/util.c;hb=d0c8636d1b41e07f67546c7f4f07df6ddbedb2a1#l1167
I used the object macros because I
Why did you remove an abstraction and create additional dependencies on
internal implementation details?
Win32k is not supposed to directly access internal kernel structures!
The headers and macros shouldn't even be in NDK.
Please revert or fix this. And while you are at it, put an "#ifdef