2013/5/1 Juan Lang <juan.lang@gmail.com>

Type it yourself. Refer to MSDN, public descriptions, and publicly available headers, but don't copy/paste from any of them.
--Juan

On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 3:56 AM, Daniel Jeli��ski <djelinski1@gmail.com> wrote:

It probably is, I downloaded it somewhere. Had to remove some stuff to get it to compile. I think saw some mail saying that headers aren't copyrighted.

Anyway. What's the correct approach here? I mean, I clearly shouldn't add anything, and removing stuff also doesn't look like the right idea. Well I could remove comments, but that's hardly innovative. What's the usual way to do it?

2013/5/1 Alexandre Julliard <julliard@winehq.org>

Daniel Jeli��ski <djelinski1@gmail.com> writes:

> +import "unknwn.idl";
> +
> +interface ITransaction;
> +interface ITransactionDispenser;
> +interface ITransactionOptions;
> +interface ITransactionOutcomeEvents;
> +interface ITransactionCompletionEvents;
> +
> +/*==========================================================================
> + * Transaction related types
> + *==========================================================================*/
> +
> +[local,pointer_default(unique)]
> +interface BasicTransactionTypes
> + �� {
> +
> + �� typedef struct BOID {
> + �� byte rgb[16];
> + �� } BOID;
> +
> + �� cpp_quote("#define BOID_NULL (*((BOID*)(&IID_NULL)))")
> +
> + �� /* change the following two line together */
> + �� cpp_quote("#ifndef MAX_TRAN_DESC_DEFINED") �� /* conflicts with uimsg.h. This is temporary work around */
> + �� cpp_quote("#define MAX_TRAN_DESC_DEFINED")
> + �� typedef enum TX_MISC_CONSTANTS
> + �� {
> + �� MAX_TRAN_DESC �� = 40
> + �� } TX_MISC_CONSTANTS;
> + �� cpp_quote("#endif")
> +
> + �� /* Unit Of Work. */
> +
> + �� typedef BOID XACTUOW;
> +
> + �� /* Data type for isolation level values. */
> +
> + �� typedef LONG ISOLEVEL;
> +
> + �� /* Constants that specifiy isolation level of a transaction. */
> +
> + �� typedef enum ISOLATIONLEVEL {
> + �� ISOLATIONLEVEL_UNSPECIFIED �� = 0xFFFFFFFF,
> + �� ISOLATIONLEVEL_CHAOS �� = 0x00000010,
> + �� ISOLATIONLEVEL_READUNCOMMITTED ��= 0x00000100,
> + �� ISOLATIONLEVEL_BROWSE �� = 0x00000100, �� /* Synonym for _READUNCOMITTED */
> + �� ISOLATIONLEVEL_CURSORSTABILITY ��= 0x00001000,
> + �� ISOLATIONLEVEL_READCOMMITTED �� = 0x00001000, �� /* Synonym for _CURSORSTABILITY */
> + �� ISOLATIONLEVEL_REPEATABLEREAD �� = 0x00010000,
> + �� ISOLATIONLEVEL_SERIALIZABLE �� = 0x00100000,
> + �� ISOLATIONLEVEL_ISOLATED �� = 0x00100000, �� /* Synonym for _SERIALIZABLE */
> + �� } ISOLATIONLEVEL;
> +
> + �� /* Transaction information structure, used in ITransaction */
> +
> + �� typedef struct XACTTRANSINFO {
> + �� XACTUOW �� uow; �� /* The current unit of work */
> + �� ISOLEVEL �� isoLevel; �� /* The isolation level for the current UOW */
> + �� ULONG �� isoFlags; �� /* Values from ISOFLAG enumeration */
> + �� DWORD �� grfTCSupported; �� /* Flags indicating capabilities */
> + �� DWORD �� grfRMSupported; �� /* �� ... of this transaction wrt */
> + �� DWORD �� grfTCSupportedRetaining; �� /* �� ... parameters to Commit */
> + �� DWORD �� grfRMSupportedRetaining; �� /* �� ... */
> + �� } XACTTRANSINFO;
> +
> + �� typedef struct XACTSTATS {
> + �� ULONG �� cOpen; �� /* The number of currently extant transactions. */
> + �� ULONG �� cCommitting; �� /* The number of transactions which are proceding towards committing. */
> + �� ULONG �� cCommitted; �� /* The number of transactions that are have been committed. */
> + �� ULONG �� cAborting; �� /* The number of transactions which are in the process of aborting. */
> + �� ULONG �� cAborted; �� /* The number of transactions that are have been aborted. */
> + �� ULONG �� cInDoubt; �� /* The number of transactions which are presently in doubt. */
> + �� ULONG �� cHeuristicDecision; /* The number of transactions that have completed by heuristic decision. */
> + �� FILETIME �� timeTransactionsUp; /* The amount of time that this transaction service has been up. */
> + �� } XACTSTATS;

This is clearly a straight copy of the SDK header. You can't do that.

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Alexandre Julliard
julliard@winehq.org