IMetaDataInfo::GetFileMapping Method

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09/15/2021

Gets the memory region of the mapped file, and the type of mapping.

Syntax

HRESULT GetFileMapping (  
    [out] const void           **ppvData,
    [out] ULONGLONG            *pcbData,
    [out] DWORD                *pdwMappingType  
);

Parameters

ppvData
[out] A pointer to the start of the mapped file.

pcbData
[out] The size of the mapped region. If pdwMappingType is fmFlat, this is the size of the file.

pdwMappingType
[out] A CorFileMapping value that indicates the type of mapping. The current implementation of the common language runtime (CLR) always returns fmFlat. Other values are reserved for future use. However, you should always verify the returned value, because other values may be enabled in future versions or service releases.

Return Value

HRESULT	Description
`S_OK`	All outputs are filled.
`E_INVALIDARG`	NULL was passed as an argument value.
`COR_E_NOTSUPPORTED`	The CLR implementation cannot provide information about the memory region. This can happen for the following reasons: - The metadata scope was opened with the `ofWrite` or `ofCopyMemory` flag. - The metadata scope was opened without the `ofReadOnly` flag. - The IMetaDataDispenser::OpenScopeOnMemory method was used to open only the metadata portion of the file. - The file is not a portable executable (PE) file. Note: These conditions depend on the CLR implementation, and are likely to be weakened in future versions of the CLR.

Remarks

The memory that ppvData points to is valid only as long as the underlying metadata scope is open.

In order for this method to work, when you map the metadata of an on-disk file into memory by calling the IMetaDataDispenser::OpenScope method, you must specify the ofReadOnly flag and you must not specify the ofWrite or ofCopyMemory flag.

The choice of file mapping type for each scope is specific to a given implementation of the CLR. It cannot be set by the user. The current implementation of the CLR always returns fmFlat in pdwMappingType, but this can change in future versions of the CLR or in future service releases of a given version. You should always check the returned value in pdwMappingType, because different types will have different layouts and offsets.

Passing NULL for any of the three parameters is not supported. The method returns E_INVALIDARG, and none of the outputs are filled. Ignoring the mapping type or the size of the region can result in abnormal program termination.

Requirements

Platforms: See System Requirements.

Header: Cor.h

Library: Used as a resource in MsCorEE.dll

.NET Framework Versions: Available since 4

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