I am running WHQL test and I am failing on test 2.2.3.

What is happening is that it runs through the Windows functions
(1-2048), but once it comes in to test the user defined functions it
fails out the test. The nStatus is equal to 0.

Do I need to do some kind of check that if it is equal to 0, return
STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER?

Thanks for you help.
ck

Re: WHQL Failure during user defined functions by Don

Don
Wed Oct 12 09:28:09 CDT 2005

Two things:

1. You might tell us the type of device adn driver and the test that
you are having a problem with.

2. You might try posting on microsoft.public.windowsxp.winlogo which
is the newsgroup for WHQL issues.


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"Clarence Klopfstein" <cklopfstein@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I am running WHQL test and I am failing on test 2.2.3.
>
> What is happening is that it runs through the Windows functions (1-2048),
> but once it comes in to test the user defined functions it fails out the
> test. The nStatus is equal to 0.
>
> Do I need to do some kind of check that if it is equal to 0, return
> STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER?
>
> Thanks for you help.
> ck



Re: WHQL Failure during user defined functions by Clarence

Clarence
Wed Oct 12 09:34:07 CDT 2005

Don Burn wrote:
> Two things:
>
> 1. You might tell us the type of device adn driver and the test that
> you are having a problem with.
>
> 2. You might try posting on microsoft.public.windowsxp.winlogo which
> is the newsgroup for WHQL issues.
>
>

Thanks for suggestion number two. I forgot my "sorry if this is the
wrong group" line :-)

This is a printer driver, and it is failing during the Device Path
Excesisor. Specifically at section 2.2.3, which involves sending 0
sized buffers through the user defined functions.

Help?

ck