// ndis.h
VOID NdisMapFile(
[out] PNDIS_STATUS Status,
[out] PVOID *MappedBuffer,
[in] NDIS_HANDLE FileHandle
);
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The NdisMapFile function maps an already open file into a caller-accessible buffer if the file is currently unmapped.
Status [out]A pointer to a caller-supplied variable in which this function returns the status of the mapping operation, which can be one of the following:
The caller has exclusive access to the file contents until the NdisUnmapFile function is called.
The caller cannot access the file contents at this time.
MappedBuffer [out]A pointer to a caller-supplied variable in which this function returns the base virtual address of the mapped file contents or NULL.
FileHandle [in]The handle that was returned by a preceding call to the NdisOpenFile function.
NdisMapFile associates (maps) a virtual address range with an opened file so the driver can access the file contents. NdisMapFile allows only one mapping of a particular file to be outstanding at any time. Consequently, a successful caller is given exclusive access to the file data until NdisUnmapFile or the NdisCloseFile function is called.
A miniport driver can map and unmap such an open file as necessary, using alternating calls to NdisMapFile and NdisUnmapFile. A call to NdisCloseFile releases the FileHandle and deallocates the buffer containing the file contents.
A miniport driver can call NdisMapFile only during initialization.