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This function is called by the kernel whenever an event occurs that can be logged.

Syntax 

void CeLogData(
  BOOL 
fTimeStamp, 
  WORD 
wID, 
  PVOID 
pData, 
  WORD 
wLen, 
  DWORD 
dwZoneUser, 
  DWORD 
dwZoneCE, 
  WORD 
wFlag, 
  BOOL 
fFlagged 
);

Parameters

fTimeStamp

[in] Identifies whether a time stamp is needed. When set to TRUE, a time stamp is needed to coincide with the logged event.

wID

[in] Identifier of the event that has occurred.

For more information about events, see CeLog Event Identifiers.

pData

[in] Pointer to a buffer that contains the data of the logged event.

wLen

[in] Length of data pointed to by pData. Each event can have a differently sized structure.

dwZoneUser

[in] User-defined zone. OEMs can create their own zones to track events.

dwZoneCE

[in] Zone of the event that was logged and identified by wID.

For more information about zones, see CeLog Zones.

wFlag

[in] User-defined flag.

fFlagged

[in] Indicates whether to use the user-defined flag, wFlag.If set to TRUE, wFlaghas been specified. If set to FALSE, wFlagis ignored.

Return Value

None.

Remarks

Since an attacker could load celog.dll onto a retail device and start getting data, do not log secret information to CeLog.

Requirements

Header celog.h
Library coredll.lib
Windows Embedded CE Windows CE 3.0 and later
Windows Mobile Windows Mobile Version 5.0 and later

See Also