> 2008/10/6 Alexander Morozov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > +@ stdcall [EMAIL PROTECTED](ptr ptr) > > USBD_CreateConfigurationRequestEx > > ... > > > +@ stdcall [EMAIL PROTECTED](ptr ptr long long > > long long long) USBD_ParseConfigurationDescriptorEx +@ stub > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > The stdcall calling convention specifies a decoration of a leading > underscore and an @ followed by the number of bytes to push onto the > stack, which is added automatically by winebuild. Is there a reason > why you are adding this on yourself?
winedump -x usbd.sys with usbd.sys from Windows XP shows 2 entry points for some functions: ... 00000510 1 USBD_CreateConfigurationRequestEx ... 00000628 2 USBD_ParseConfigurationDescriptorEx 000005F0 3 USBD_ParseDescriptors ... 00000510 10 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 00000628 26 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 000005F0 27 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ... Entry points with @ are used by SafeNet UltraPro USB token driver. > Even if there is a good reason, you don't need to quote the @ symbols. You are right. I will send new version of this patch.
