Difference between revisions of "BOSSU:GetNsDataIdList"
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{{#vardefine:ipc_offset|0}} | {{#vardefine:ipc_offset|0}} | ||
{{IPC/RequestEntry|Header code [0x00100102]}} | {{IPC/RequestEntry|Header code [0x00100102]}} | ||
| − | {{IPC/RequestEntry| | + | {{IPC/RequestEntry|u32 filter}} |
{{IPC/RequestEntry|Buffer size in words(max entries).}} | {{IPC/RequestEntry|Buffer size in words(max entries).}} | ||
{{IPC/RequestEntry|u16, unknown.}} | {{IPC/RequestEntry|u16, unknown.}} | ||
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{{IPC/RequestEntry|u16 Unknown}} | {{IPC/RequestEntry|u16 Unknown}} | ||
{{IPC/RequestEnd}} | {{IPC/RequestEnd}} | ||
| + | |||
| + | =Filter= | ||
| + | Content filtering is enabled when this word isn't 0xffffffff. This is only used for the following: <code>if(filterword_u16high!=contententryword_u16high || (filterword_u16low & contententryword_u16low) == 0)continue;</code> The contententryword is separate from NsDataId. The NsDataId for the content entry is only written to the output when these checks pass. | ||
=Description= | =Description= | ||
Revision as of 07:56, 28 December 2016
Request
| Index Word | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Header code [0x00100102] |
| 1 | u32 filter |
| 2 | Buffer size in words(max entries). |
| 3 | u16, unknown. |
| 4 | u32, unknown. |
| 5 | Descriptor for mapping a write-only buffer in the target process |
| 6 | Destination pointer |
Response
| Index Word | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Header code |
| 1 | Result code |
| 2 | u16 Actual number of output entries. |
| 3 | u16 Unknown |
Filter
Content filtering is enabled when this word isn't 0xffffffff. This is only used for the following: if(filterword_u16high!=contententryword_u16high || (filterword_u16low & contententryword_u16low) == 0)continue; The contententryword is separate from NsDataId. The NsDataId for the content entry is only written to the output when these checks pass.
Description
This writes an array of u32 entries(NsDataId) to the output buffer, for the current programID.
This eventually calls a function with the following type parameters: 0, 1, 1. This function doesn't use the second type parameter. Afterwards another function is called using the programID.