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-// **************************************************************************
-// * This file is part of the FreeFileSync project. It is distributed under *
-// * GNU General Public License: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html       *
-// * Copyright (C) Zenju (zenju AT gmx DOT de) - All Rights Reserved        *
-// **************************************************************************
-
-#ifndef FIND_FIRST_FILE_PLUS_HEADER_087483434
-#define FIND_FIRST_FILE_PLUS_HEADER_087483434
-
-#ifdef FIND_FILE_PLUS_DLL_EXPORTS
-#define DLL_FUNCTION_DECLARATION extern "C" __declspec(dllexport)
-#else
-#define DLL_FUNCTION_DECLARATION extern "C" __declspec(dllimport)
-#endif
-
-
-#ifdef FIND_FILE_PLUS_DLL_EXPORTS
-#include <Ntifs.h>  //driver level headers must be included *before* windows api headers!
-#endif
-#include <windef.h> //
-#undef min
-#undef max
-
-#include <zen/build_info.h>
-
-namespace findplus
-{
-/*--------------
-  |declarations|
-  --------------*/
-
-struct FileInformation
-{
-    FILETIME creationTime;
-    FILETIME lastWriteTime;
-    ULARGE_INTEGER fileSize;
-    ULARGE_INTEGER fileId; //optional: may be 0 if not supported
-    DWORD fileAttributes;
-    DWORD reparseTag; //set if "fileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_REPARSE_POINT"
-    DWORD shortNameLength;
-    WCHAR shortName[MAX_PATH + 1]; //shortName is 0-terminated
-}; //no need for #pragma pack -> all members are perfectly 4, 8 byte aligned!
-
-class FileSearcher;
-typedef FileSearcher* FindHandle;
-
-DLL_FUNCTION_DECLARATION
-FindHandle openDir(const wchar_t* dirname); //returns nullptr on error, call ::GetLastError()
-//note: do NOT place an asterisk at end, e.g. C:\SomeDir\*, as you would do for ::FindFirstFile()
-
-DLL_FUNCTION_DECLARATION
-bool readDir(FindHandle hnd, FileInformation& output); //returns false on error or if there are no more files; ::GetLastError() returns ERROR_NO_MORE_FILES in this case
-/*
-warning: may also return with ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED if "FileIdBothDirectoryInformation" is not supported! We need a fallback:
-
-    sometimes it's *not* sufficient to use fallback for NtQueryDirectoryFile() alone, we need to reset "hDir", since it may be fucked up by some poor file system layer implementation:
-    - Samba before v3.0.22 (Mar 30, 2006) seems to have a bug which sucessfully returns 128 elements via NtQueryDirectoryFile() and FileIdBothDirectoryInformation,
-    then fails with STATUS_INVALID_LEVEL. Fallback to FileBothDirectoryInformation will return STATUS_NO_MORE_FILES, even if there *are* more files
-    - NtQueryDirectoryFile() may *not* respect "restartScan" for some weird Win2000 file system drivers, so we cannot rely on this as a replacement for a "hDir" reset
-    - Windows 7 Remote Desktop sharing does not work unless "hDir" is reset!
-	=> let's assume worst case in general and do a reset!
-	perf note: implementing this reset at a folder level is possible, but a huge perf-killer (additional open/close handle), therefore fallback must apply to a complete folder (sub-)tree!
-	=> caller needs to handle this and implement FindFirstFile()/FindNextFile() fallback!
-*/
-
-DLL_FUNCTION_DECLARATION
-void closeDir(FindHandle hnd);
-
-/*----------
-  |typedefs|
-  ----------*/
-typedef FindHandle (*FunType_openDir )(const wchar_t* dirname);
-typedef bool       (*FunType_readDir )(FindHandle hnd, FileInformation& dirInfo);
-typedef void       (*FunType_closeDir)(FindHandle hnd);
-
-/*--------------
-  |symbol names|
-  --------------*/
-//const pointers ensure internal linkage
-const char funName_openDir [] = "openDir";
-const char funName_readDir [] = "readDir";
-const char funName_closeDir[] = "closeDir";
-
-/*---------------
-  |library names|
-  ---------------*/
-inline const wchar_t* getDllName() { return zen::is64BitBuild ? L"FindFilePlus_x64.dll" : L"FindFilePlus_Win32.dll"; }
-}
-
-#undef DLL_FUNCTION_DECLARATION
-
-#endif //FIND_FIRST_FILE_PLUS_HEADER_087483434