Framework Object Custom Types
Starting in KMDF version 1.11, the framework supports custom type names. A custom type name is a string that driver can associate with a WDFOBJECT instance. Drivers define their own custom type names. The driver specifies a custom type name for an object after the driver has called the object's creation method.
Use these macros to manipulate custom type names:
- To define a custom type name, call WDF_DECLARE_CUSTOM_TYPE from an area of the driver that declares global data, such as a header file.
- Call WdfObjectAddCustomType or WdfObjectAddCustomTypeWithData to associate a custom type with a framework object.
- Call WdfObjectIsCustomType to determine whether a specified object is of a specified custom type.
- After calling WdfObjectAddCustomTypeWithData, the driver can later call WdfObjectGetCustomTypeData to retrieve the data.
A driver can associate multiple custom types with a single framework object. A driver can also associate multiple framework objects with a single custom type.
In output from KMDF debugger extensions, custom type names are displayed along with other WDF object information.
WDF_Object_Name, [custom_Type1_Name, custom_Type2_Name]
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