WdfDmaTransactionStopSystemTransfer function (wdfdmatransaction.h)

[Applies to KMDF only]

The WdfDmaTransactionStopSystemTransfer method attempts to stop a system-mode DMA transfer after the framework has called EvtProgramDma.

Syntax

void WdfDmaTransactionStopSystemTransfer(
  [in] WDFDMATRANSACTION DmaTransaction
);

Parameters

[in] DmaTransaction

A handle to an initialized DMA transaction object.

Return value

None

Remarks

Only a driver that uses system-mode DMA should call WdfDmaTransactionStopSystemTransfer.

A driver using bus-mastering DMA is responsible for programming its own dedicated DMA controller. In the event of a request cancellation, timeout, or device error, the driver can program the DMA controller to stop transferring data.

In contrast, a driver using system-mode DMA must rely on the hardware abstraction layer (HAL) to program the shared DMA controller. When a driver calls WdfDmaTransactionStopSystemTransfer, the framework notifies the HAL that the transfer must be stopped and returns immediately.

The framework next calls the driver's EvtDmaTransactionDmaTransferComplete callback function, if the driver has provided one. If not, the framework returns FALSE when the driver next calls WdfDmaTransactionDmaCompleted.

If your driver calls this method on an operating system earlier than Windows 8, the framework's verifier reports an error.

For more information about system-mode DMA, see Supporting System-Mode DMA.

For more information about canceling DMA transactions, see Canceling DMA Transactions.

Examples

The following code example shows how a driver might call WdfDmaTransactionStopSystemTransfer from an EvtTimerFunc event callback function that it registers to be called if an I/O request times out.

VOID
MyTimerFunc(
    __in WDFTIMER Timer
    )
{
    WDFREQUEST request = (WDFREQUEST) WdfTimerGetParentObject(Timer);
    PREQUEST_CONTEXT requestContext = GetRequestContext(request);

    //
    // Begin the completion process.  If we're the first to get here 
    // then stop the DMA transfer.  The dma completion routine will
    // take care of running down cancellation.
    //
    if (BeginCompletion(requestContext, STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT, false)) {
        WdfDmaTransactionStopSystemTransfer(requestContext->DmaTransaction);
    }
    
    AttemptRequestCompletion(requestContext, false);
}

bool
BeginCompletion(
    __in PREQUEST_CONTEXT  RequestContext,
    __in NTSTATUS          CompletionStatus,
    __in bool              ForceStatusUpdate
    )
{
    bool completionStarted;

    //
    // Grab the object lock and mark the beginning of 
    // completion.
    //
    WdfSpinLockAcquire(RequestContext->Lock);

    completionStarted = RequestContext->CompletionStarted;
    RequestContext->CompletionStarted = true;

    if ((completionStarted == false) || 
        (ForceStatusUpdate == true)) {
        RequestContext->CompletionStatus = CompletionStatus;
    }

    WdfSpinLockRelease(RequestContext->Lock);

    return !completionStarted;
}

VOID
AttemptRequestCompletion(
    __in PREQUEST_CONTEXT RequestContext,
    __in bool TransferComplete
    )
{
    LONG refCount;

    NT_ASSERTMSG("No thread has begun completion", 
                 RequestContext->CompletionStarted == true);

    if (TransferComplete) {
        //
        // Unmark the request cancelable.  If that succeeds then drop the cancel reference
        //
        if (WdfRequestUnmarkCancelable(RequestContext->Request) == STATUS_SUCCESS) {
            refCount = InterlockedDecrement(&(RequestContext->CompletionRefCount));
            NT_ASSERTMSGW(L"Reference count should not have gone to zero yet",
                          refCount != 0);
        }
                
        //
        // Stop the timer if it's been started.
        //
        if (RequestContext->TimerStarted == true) {
            if (WdfTimerStop(RequestContext->Timer, FALSE) == TRUE) {
                //
                // The timer was queued but won't ever run.  Drop its 
                // reference count.
                //
                refCount = InterlockedDecrement(&RequestContext->CompletionRefCount);
                NT_ASSERTMSG("Completion reference count should not reach zero until "
                             L"this routine calls AttemptRequestCompletion",
                             refCount > 0);
            }
        }
    }

    //
    // Drop this caller's reference.  If that was the last one then 
    // complete the request.
    //
    refCount = InterlockedDecrement(&(RequestContext->CompletionRefCount));

    if (refCount == 0) {
        NT_ASSERTMSGW(L"Execution reference was released, but execution "
                      L"path did not set a completion status for the "
                      L"request",
                      RequestContext->CompletionStatus != STATUS_PENDING);
        
        
        //
        // Timers are disposed of at passive level.  If we leave it attached to 
        // the request then we can hit a verifier issue, since the request 
        // needs to be immediately disposable at dispatch-level.
        //
        // Delete the timer now so that we can complete the request safely.
        // At this point the timer has either expired or been successfully 
        // cancelled so there's no race with the timer routine.
        //
        if (RequestContext->Timer != NULL) {
            WdfObjectDelete(RequestContext->Timer);
            RequestContext->Timer = NULL;
        }

        WdfRequestComplete(RequestContext->Request, 
                           RequestContext->CompletionStatus);
    }
}

The following code example shows how a driver might call WdfDmaTransactionStopSystemTransfer from an EvtRequestCancel callback function. The driver previously called WdfRequestMarkCancelableEx from its I/O request handler to register the callback.

VOID
MyRequestCancel(
    __in WDFREQUEST Request
    )
{
    PREQUEST_CONTEXT requestContext = GetRequestContext(Request);
    LONG oldValue;

    //
    // Start completion
    //

    if (BeginCompletion(requestContext, STATUS_CANCELLED, false)) {
        
        //
        // Cancel the DMA transaction.
        //
        if (WdfDmaTransactionCancel(requestContext->DmaTransaction) == TRUE) {
            //
            // The transaction was stopped before EvtProgramDma could be 
            // called.  Drop the I/O reference.
            // 
            oldValue = InterlockedDecrement(&requestContext->CompletionRefCount);
            NT_ASSERTMSG("Completion reference count should not reach zero until "
                         L"this routine calls AttemptRequestCompletion",
                         oldValue > 0);
            NT_ASSERTMSG("Completion status should be cancelled", 
                         requestContext->CompletionStatus == STATUS_CANCELLED);
        }
        else {
            //
            // The transaction couldn't be stopped before EvtProgramDma.
            // Stop any running system DMA transfer.
            //
            WdfDmaTransactionStopSystemTransfer(requestContext->DmaTransaction);
        }
    }

    AttemptRequestCompletion(requestContext, false);
}

Requirements

See also

WdfDmaTransactionCancel

WdfDmaTransactionCreate