Hi Morten,
On 04/16/12 22:03, Morten Rønne wrote:
> typedef struct _HASH_CACHEFILE_ENTRY
> {
> CACHEFILE_ENTRY CacheFileEntry;
> DWORD dwAddressNext;
> DWORD dwHashTableNumber;
> - struct _HASH_ENTRY HashTable[HASHTABLE_SIZE];
> -} HASH_CACHEFILE_ENTRY;
> + HASH_ENTRY HashTable[HASHTABLE_SIZE];
> +} HASH_CACHEFILE_ENTRY, *LPHASH_CACHEFILE_ENTRY;
>
> typedef struct _DIRECTORY_DATA
> {
> @@ -187,13 +187,56 @@ typedef struct _URLCACHECONTAINER
> HANDLE hMapping; /* handle of file mapping */
> DWORD file_size; /* size of file when mapping was opened */
> HANDLE hMutex; /* handle of mutex */
> -} URLCACHECONTAINER;
> +} URLCACHECONTAINER, *LPURLCACHECONTAINER;
Please don't use this kind of defined. LP* types make the code less
readable for no good reason.
Cheers,
Jacek
