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Windows Internals covering windows server 2008 and windows vista- P1

Windows Internals covering windows server 2008 and windows vista- P1: In this chapter, we’ll introduce the key Microsoft Windows operating system concepts and terms we’ll be using throughout this book, such as the Windows API, processes, threads, virtual memory, kernel mode and user mode, objects, handles, security, and the registry. | Foreword by Ben Fathi CoflHvoie Vxs Presideni WiotSouts Cort Develoa neot Microsoft Corporatioft Microsoft Windows Ĩ JFTH ED ITÍON Internals Covering Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista Mark E. Russinovich and David A. Solomon with Alex lonesru Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark. - Table of Contents Table of Contents.i 1. Concepts and Tools.1 1.1 Windows Operating System Versions.1 1.2 Foundation Concepts and Terms.2 1.2.1 Windows API.2 1.2.2 Services Functions and Routines.4 1.2.3 Processes Threads and Jobs.4 1.2.4 Virtual Memory.14 1.2.5 Kernel Mode vs. User Mode.17 1.2.6 Terminal Services and Multiple Sessions.20 1.2.7 Objects and Handles.21 1.2.8 Security.22 1.2.9 Registry.23 1.2.10 Unicode.24 1.3 Digging into Windows internals.24 1.3.1 Reliability and Performance Monitor.25 1.3.2 Kernel Debugging.27 1.3.3 Windows Software Development Kit.32 1.3.4 Windows Driver Kit.32 1.3.5 Sysinternals Tools.32 1.4 Conclusion.33 2. System Architecture.34 2.1 Requirements and Design Goals.34 2.2 Operating System Model. 35 2.3 Architecture Overview.36 2.3.1 Portability.38 2.3.2 Symmetric Multiprocessing .39 2.3.3 Scalability.44 2.3.4 Differences Between Client and Server Versions.44 2.3.5 Checked Build.48 2.4 Key System Components.50 2.4.1 Environment Subsystems and Subsystem DLLs.51 2.4.2 Ntdll.dll.57 2.4.3 Executive.58 2.4.4 Kernel.61 2.4.5 Hardware Abstraction Layer.64 2.4.6 Device Drivers .67 2.4.7 System Processes .72 i Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark. 2.5 Conclusion.83 3. System Mechanisms.84 3.1 Trap Dispatching.84 3.1.1 Interrupt Dispatching.86 3.1.2 Exception Dispatching.113 3.1.3 System Service Dispatching.123 3.2 Object Manager.134 3.2.1 Executive Objects.137 3.2.2 Object Structure.138 3.3 Synchronization.171 3.3.1 High-IRQL Synchronization.172 3.3.2 Low-IRQL Synchronization.177 3.4 System Worker Threads.196 3.5 Windows global Flags.198 3.6 Advanced Local Procedure Calls ALPCs .201