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This structure identifies beginning and ending values of a page fault event that occurred in the system.
Syntax
typedef __CEL_SYSTEM_PAGE {
DWORD
dwAddress;
DWORD
fReadWrite:1;
DWORD
fEndPageIn:1;
DWORD
fSuccess: 1
DWORD
dwReserved: 29
} CEL_SYSTEM_PAGE, *PCEL_SYSTEM_PAGE;
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Members
- dwAddress
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The address where the page fault occurred.
- fReadWrite
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The low bit of the DWORDis used to indicate whether the page is writeable. If fReadWrite is0, this is a read-only page; otherwise, it is a writable page.
- fEndPageIn
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The low bit of the DWORDis used to indicate the end of the page-in. If fEndPageIn is0, this is the start of the page-in. If fEndPageIn is1, this is the end of the page-in.
- fSuccess
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Used only at the end of a page-in to indicate whether the page-in was a success. If fSuccessis 1, the page-in was successful. Otherwise, the page-in failed due to an error, such as an invalid address, incorrect permission, or low system memory.
- dwReserved
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The remaining 29 bits are reserved for future use.
Remarks
The fReadWrite, fEndPageIn, fSuccess,and dwReservedparameters are different fields of the same DWORD.
Requirements
| Header | celog.h |
| Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE 3.0 and later |
| Windows Mobile | Windows Mobile Version 5.0 and later |