reactos/sdk/lib/lsalib/CMakeLists.txt


include_directories(${REACTOS_SOURCE_DIR}/sdk/include/reactos/subsys)

add_library(lsalib lsa.c)
add_dependencies(lsalib xdk)

add_library(ntlsalib lsa.c)
target_compile_definitions(ntlsalib PRIVATE _NTSYSTEM_)
add_dependencies(ntlsalib xdk)
[SDK] One step further towards ReactOS source code tree restructure: the sdk folder that groups includes, libraries and tools. CORE-9111 svn path=/trunk/; revision=71184 2016-04-20 20:36:25 +08:00
			`include_directories(${REACTOS_SOURCE_DIR}/sdk/include/reactos/subsys)`
[SECUR32][NTOS]: Update the LSA export signatures for the functions that are implemented in the "lsalib" library. [LSALIB] - Add old-school annotations (as we currently do in our main .c code of our stuff). - Mention that LsaConnectUntrusted is not an API that is exported (& implemented) by ntoskrnl. - For LsaRegisterLogonProcess, we first wait for the LSA server to be ready (by waiting on its initialization event). This is TODO for LsaConnectUntrusted on the contrary. [LSALIB][NTOS] Usa the lsalib as the implementation of the LSA functions exported by ntoskrnl. But for that we need to recompile the lsalib as a library that can be used from inside ntoskrnl, because it needs some functions that are normally exported by ntos. For this purpose I add the library target "ntlsalib" (which also specify different #defines), to differentiate it from the (user-mode) "lsalib" one that is used by secur32.dll (Amine, if you have a better idea on how to do that, please let me know!). svn path=/trunk/; revision=72751 2016-09-21 07:43:16 +08:00
[SDK] One step further towards ReactOS source code tree restructure: the sdk folder that groups includes, libraries and tools. CORE-9111 svn path=/trunk/; revision=71184 2016-04-20 20:36:25 +08:00			`add_library(lsalib lsa.c)`
			`add_dependencies(lsalib xdk)`
[SECUR32][NTOS]: Update the LSA export signatures for the functions that are implemented in the "lsalib" library. [LSALIB] - Add old-school annotations (as we currently do in our main .c code of our stuff). - Mention that LsaConnectUntrusted is not an API that is exported (& implemented) by ntoskrnl. - For LsaRegisterLogonProcess, we first wait for the LSA server to be ready (by waiting on its initialization event). This is TODO for LsaConnectUntrusted on the contrary. [LSALIB][NTOS] Usa the lsalib as the implementation of the LSA functions exported by ntoskrnl. But for that we need to recompile the lsalib as a library that can be used from inside ntoskrnl, because it needs some functions that are normally exported by ntos. For this purpose I add the library target "ntlsalib" (which also specify different #defines), to differentiate it from the (user-mode) "lsalib" one that is used by secur32.dll (Amine, if you have a better idea on how to do that, please let me know!). svn path=/trunk/; revision=72751 2016-09-21 07:43:16 +08:00
			`add_library(ntlsalib lsa.c)`
[CMAKE] Replace custom functions to built-in ones add_target_compile_definitions -> target_compile_definitions add_target_compile_flags -> target_compile_options add_target_include_directories -> target_include_directories 2020-04-16 20:59:38 +08:00			`target_compile_definitions(ntlsalib PRIVATE _NTSYSTEM_)`
[SECUR32][NTOS]: Update the LSA export signatures for the functions that are implemented in the "lsalib" library. [LSALIB] - Add old-school annotations (as we currently do in our main .c code of our stuff). - Mention that LsaConnectUntrusted is not an API that is exported (& implemented) by ntoskrnl. - For LsaRegisterLogonProcess, we first wait for the LSA server to be ready (by waiting on its initialization event). This is TODO for LsaConnectUntrusted on the contrary. [LSALIB][NTOS] Usa the lsalib as the implementation of the LSA functions exported by ntoskrnl. But for that we need to recompile the lsalib as a library that can be used from inside ntoskrnl, because it needs some functions that are normally exported by ntos. For this purpose I add the library target "ntlsalib" (which also specify different #defines), to differentiate it from the (user-mode) "lsalib" one that is used by secur32.dll (Amine, if you have a better idea on how to do that, please let me know!). svn path=/trunk/; revision=72751 2016-09-21 07:43:16 +08:00			`add_dependencies(ntlsalib xdk)`