AllocateAlignedMemory

AllocateMemory

AllocatePages

AttemptGetLock

AttemptWaitForNotify

CloseFile

CreateProcess

CreateThread

DestroyProcess

DestroyThread

ExitProcess

FreeMemory

FreePages

GetCurrentProcess

GetCurrentThread

GetFileSize

GetGraphicsAccess

GetLock

Notify

NotifyAll

OpenFile

PauseThread

ReadFile

ReleaseGraphicsAccess

ReleaseLock

ResumeThread

ScheduleThread

SleepThread

WaitForNotify

WriteFile

These constants define data types to be contained in data structures.

unsigned byte (1 byte)

unsigned dqword (16 bytes)

unsigned dword (4 bytes)

flag indicating that the data structure has a fixed capacity

unsigned dword key and pointer value (8 bytes)

pointer to something (4 bytes)

unsigned qword (8 bytes)

10-byte real (10 bytes padded to 16 bytes)

4-byte real (4 bytes)

8-byte real (8 bytes)

signed byte (1 byte)

signed dqword (16 bytes)

signed dword (4 bytes)

signed qword (8 bytes)

signed word (2 bytes)

unsigned word (2 bytes)

create a system process (in privilege level 0)

These are the interrupt numbers chosen for all device interrupts.

Primary AT Attachment Device 0

Primary AT Attachment Device 1

Secondary AT Attachment Device 0

Secondary AT Attachment Device 1

These constants define segment selectors into the GDT.

identifies a FILESTRUCT

identifies a PROCESSSTRUCT

identifies a THREADSTRUCT

indicates that the memory range is allocated if set (and free range if clear)

These constants define numbers identifying each device location.

Error in APIC operation

Spurious interrupt; its number (in hex) ends in F because that’s required on all before Pentium 4

APIC Timer completion

CMOS clock

Serial ports

Serial ports

Floppy drives

Miscellaneous interrupt used during Boot

Drives on IDE0

Drives on IDE1

PS/2 Keyboard

PS/2 Mouse

Network cards

Parallel ports

Programmable Interval Timer

Sound card

USB devices

maximum number of processors chosen to be allowed (only 15 supported by Pentium 4 anyway)

These define the sizes and addresses of fixed-location data and data blocks.

These constants are miscellaneous things that don’t really fit anywhere else at the moment.

total number of interrupts in IDT

These constants define file record numbers of the required NTFS metadata files.

Attribute information file

Bad Cluster list

Cluster use bitmap

Partition Boot Sector file

Directory for extended metadata files

file record number of the first non-required file or directory; all normal files have a file record number greater than this

Logging File

Master File Table file

Master File Table Mirror file

Root directory file

Security Descriptors file

Uppercase letters file

Volume information file

the number of call gate constants

Physical Address of GDT; Write code w\ conditional assembly optimized for 0 when it is equal to 0

These constants identify partition types.

indicates that the structure doesn’t represent a partition, but rather a drive, e.g.

indicates that the structure is a PARTITIONINFO_EXTENDED structure

indicates that the structure is a PARTITIONINFO_NTFS structure; 4 bytes containing ASCII letters N,T,F,S

These constants define flags for the Flags parameter of CreateProcess.

These constants define thread priorities for use in PROCESSSTRUCT.PriorityLevel.

above-normal, but not highest, priority

below-normal, but not lowest, priority

not a process priority; indicates error in functions returning a process priority

highest non-time-critical priority

process threads are only run when no other threads are queued to run

lowest non-idle priority

normal (and default) priority

process threads are likely to be always first in the queue to run whenever they’re queued

Boot TSS selector (until Boot is unloaded)

CoreCallGate selector

Core code segment selector

Core data segment selector

ThreadSchedulerTSS selector

Code segment selector for all applications

Data segment selector for all applications

Size of GDT; first few plus 1 TSS descriptor for each processor

Size of the initial GDT