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// usermode_accessors.h
VOID WriteInt32ToUser(
volatile INT32 *Destination,
INT32 Value
);
View the official Windows Driver Kit DDI referenceNo description available.
The WriteInt32ToUser function safely writes an INT32 value to user-mode memory.
Destination[out] A pointer to the user-mode memory location where the INT32 value will be written.
Value[in] The INT32 value to write to the destination memory location.
This function provides a safe way to write an INT32 value to user-mode memory. It ensures the provided address is a user-mode address before writing to it.
This function doesn't enforce alignment.
It raises a structured exception if the memory access fails, such as when the destination address isn't a user-mode address or is inaccessible.
This function will never be optimized away by the compiler, nor will the compiler create additional accesses to this memory location before the function is called or after the function returns (unless the source code explicitly performs these accesses). The memory access is performed with memory_order_relaxed semantics.
This function works on all versions of Windows, not just the latest. You need to consume the latest WDK to get the function declaration from the usermode_accessors.h header. You also need the library (umaccess.lib) from the latest WDK. However, the resulting driver will run fine on older versions of Windows.