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Re: keinitializeEvent and copy event
Posted by Farooque Khan on September 10th, 2003




"Raj" <r_konjeti@mailcity.com> wrote in message
news:8509fde8.0309091236.6bf12beb@posting.google.c om...
Initializes a KEVENT object (does NOT allocate storage for it)

The storage for kernel event should always be persistent. It can be
on the stack, but you will always run a chance of the object
getting paged out during a wait operation.


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