Hi
I want to retrieve HDD unique (hardware) serial number.
I use some functions but in Windows Seven or Vista they don't work correctly because of admin right.
Is it possible retrieve it without run as Administrator?
Following the links in the question comments Sertac posted, I came across this interesting C++ question, where Fredou answered with a nice link to a codeproject example showing how to do this in .NET, which in turn was based on a link to Borland C++ code and article.
The cool thing is that this C++ code works as a non-administrator user too!
Now you need someone to help you translate this C++ code to Delphi.
Edit: Found a Delphi unit that does this for you.
I wrote some sample use for it:
program DiskDriveSerialConsoleProject;
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
uses
Windows,
SysUtils,
hddinfo in 'hddinfo.pas';
const
// Max number of drives assuming primary/secondary, master/slave topology
MAX_IDE_DRIVES = 16;
procedure ReadPhysicalDriveInNTWithZeroRights ();
var
DriveNumber: Byte;
HDDInfo: THDDInfo;
begin
HDDInfo := THDDInfo.Create();
try
for DriveNumber := 0 to MAX_IDE_DRIVES - 1 do
try
HDDInfo.DriveNumber := DriveNumber;
if HDDInfo.IsInfoAvailable then
begin
Writeln('VendorId: ', HDDInfo.VendorId);
Writeln('ProductId: ', HDDInfo.ProductId);
Writeln('ProductRevision: ', HDDInfo.ProductRevision);
Writeln('SerialNumber: ', HDDInfo.SerialNumber);
Writeln('SerialNumberInt: ', HDDInfo.SerialNumberInt);
Writeln('SerialNumberText: ', HDDInfo.SerialNumberText);
end;
except
on E: Exception do
Writeln(Format('DriveNumber %d, %s: %s', [DriveNumber, E.ClassName, E.Message]));
end;
finally
HDDInfo.Free;
end;
end;
begin
ReadPhysicalDriveInNTWithZeroRights;
Write('Press <Enter>');
Readln;
end.
Unit from http://www.delphipraxis.net/564756-post28.html
// http://www.delphipraxis.net/564756-post28.html
unit hddinfo;
interface
uses Windows, SysUtils, Classes;
const
IOCTL_STORAGE_QUERY_PROPERTY = $2D1400;
type
THDDInfo = class (TObject)
private
FDriveNumber: Byte;
FFileHandle: Cardinal;
FInfoAvailable: Boolean;
FProductRevision: string;
FProductId: string;
FSerialNumber: string;
FVendorId: string;
procedure ReadInfo;
procedure SetDriveNumber(const Value: Byte);
public
constructor Create;
property DriveNumber: Byte read FDriveNumber write SetDriveNumber;
property VendorId: string read FVendorId;
property ProductId: string read FProductId;
property ProductRevision: string read FProductRevision;
property SerialNumber: string read FSerialNumber;
function SerialNumberInt: Cardinal;
function SerialNumberText: string;
function IsInfoAvailable: Boolean;
end;
implementation
type
STORAGE_PROPERTY_QUERY = packed record
PropertyId: DWORD;
QueryType: DWORD;
AdditionalParameters: array[0..3] of Byte;
end;
STORAGE_DEVICE_DESCRIPTOR = packed record
Version: ULONG;
Size: ULONG;
DeviceType: Byte;
DeviceTypeModifier: Byte;
RemovableMedia: Boolean;
CommandQueueing: Boolean;
VendorIdOffset: ULONG;
ProductIdOffset: ULONG;
ProductRevisionOffset: ULONG;
SerialNumberOffset: ULONG;
STORAGE_BUS_TYPE: DWORD;
RawPropertiesLength: ULONG;
RawDeviceProperties: array[0..511] of Byte;
end;
function ByteToChar(const B: Byte): Char;
begin
Result := Chr(B + $30)
end;
function SerialNumberToCardinal (SerNum: String): Cardinal;
begin
HexToBin(PChar(SerNum), PChar(#Result), SizeOf(Cardinal));
end;
function SerialNumberToString(SerNum: String): String;
var
I, StrLen: Integer;
Pair: string;
B: Byte;
Ch: Char absolute B;
begin
Result := '';
StrLen := Length(SerNum);
if Odd(StrLen) then Exit;
I := 1;
while I < StrLen do
begin
Pair := Copy (SerNum, I, 2);
HexToBin(PChar(Pair), PChar(#B), 1);
Result := Result + Chr(B);
Inc(I, 2);
end;
I := 1;
while I < Length(Result) do
begin
Ch := Result[I];
Result[I] := Result[I + 1];
Result[I + 1] := Ch;
Inc(I, 2);
end;
end;
constructor THddInfo.Create;
begin
inherited;
SetDriveNumber(0);
end;
function THDDInfo.IsInfoAvailable: Boolean;
begin
Result := FInfoAvailable
end;
procedure THDDInfo.ReadInfo;
type
PCharArray = ^TCharArray;
TCharArray = array[0..32767] of Char;
var
Returned: Cardinal;
Status: LongBool;
PropQuery: STORAGE_PROPERTY_QUERY;
DeviceDescriptor: STORAGE_DEVICE_DESCRIPTOR;
PCh: PChar;
begin
FInfoAvailable := False;
FProductRevision := '';
FProductId := '';
FSerialNumber := '';
FVendorId := '';
try
FFileHandle := CreateFile(
PChar('\\.\PhysicalDrive' + ByteToChar(FDriveNumber)),
0,
FILE_SHARE_READ or FILE_SHARE_WRITE,
nil,
OPEN_EXISTING,
0,
0
);
if FFileHandle = INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE then
RaiseLastOSError;
ZeroMemory(#PropQuery, SizeOf(PropQuery));
ZeroMemory(#DeviceDescriptor, SizeOf(DeviceDescriptor));
DeviceDescriptor.Size := SizeOf(DeviceDescriptor);
Status := DeviceIoControl(
FFileHandle,
IOCTL_STORAGE_QUERY_PROPERTY,
#PropQuery,
SizeOf(PropQuery),
#DeviceDescriptor,
DeviceDescriptor.Size,
Returned,
nil
);
if not Status then
RaiseLastOSError;
if DeviceDescriptor.VendorIdOffset <> 0 then
begin
PCh := #PCharArray(#DeviceDescriptor)^[DeviceDescriptor.VendorIdOffset];
FVendorId := PCh;
end;
if DeviceDescriptor.ProductIdOffset <> 0 then
begin
PCh := #PCharArray(#DeviceDescriptor)^[DeviceDescriptor.ProductIdOffset];
FProductId := PCh;
end;
if DeviceDescriptor.ProductRevisionOffset <> 0 then
begin
PCh := #PCharArray(#DeviceDescriptor)^[DeviceDescriptor.ProductRevisionOffset];
FProductRevision := PCh;
end;
if DeviceDescriptor.SerialNumberOffset <> 0 then
begin
PCh := #PCharArray(#DeviceDescriptor)^[DeviceDescriptor.SerialNumberOffset];
FSerialNumber := PCh;
end;
FInfoAvailable := True;
finally
if FFileHandle <> INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE then
CloseHandle(FFileHandle);
end;
end;
function THDDInfo.SerialNumberInt: Cardinal;
begin
Result := 0;
if ((IsInfoAvailable = True) and (FSerialNumber <> '')) then Result := SerialNumberToCardinal(FSerialNumber)
end;
function THDDInfo.SerialNumberText: string;
begin
Result := '';
if ((IsInfoAvailable = True) and (FSerialNumber <> '')) then Result := SerialNumberToString(FSerialNumber)
end;
procedure THDDInfo.SetDriveNumber(const Value: Byte);
begin
FDriveNumber := Value;
ReadInfo;
end;
end.
Edit: RAID configurations require special provisions.
For instance, I got a RAID system with multiple RAID 5 array; only the first one displays, and it does not show the drive serial numbers, but the serial number of the RAID array:
VendorId: AMCC
ProductId: 9550SXU-16ML
ProductRevision: 3.08
SerialNumber: 006508296D6A2A00DE82
SerialNumberInt: 688416000
--jeroen
You can use the WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) to get information related to windows hardware.
Exist two wmi classes wich exposes a property called SerialNumber which store the Number allocated by the manufacturer to identify the physical media. these classes are Win32_DiskDrive and Win32_PhysicalMedia.to access the SerialNumber property of these classes you must know the DeviceId of the Disk which is something like this \\.\PHYSICALDRIVE0. Another way is use a association class which link the Physical drive with the logical drive (C,D,E)
so you must find this link previous to obtain the serial number. the sequence to find this association is like this.
Win32_DiskPartition -> Win32_LogicalDiskToPartition -> Win32_DiskDrive
Note 1 : The SerialNumber property for the Win32_DiskDrive class does not exist in Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Windows 2000, and Windows NT 4.0, so how you are talking about use Windows Vista or Windows 7, will work ok for you.
Note 2 : The code does not require a administrator account to run.
check this code
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
uses
SysUtils,
ActiveX,
ComObj,
Variants;
function GetDiskSerial(const Drive:AnsiChar):string;
var
FSWbemLocator : OLEVariant;
objWMIService : OLEVariant;
colDiskDrives : OLEVariant;
colLogicalDisks: OLEVariant;
colPartitions : OLEVariant;
objDiskDrive : OLEVariant;
objPartition : OLEVariant;
objLogicalDisk : OLEVariant;
oEnumDiskDrive : IEnumvariant;
oEnumPartition : IEnumvariant;
oEnumLogical : IEnumvariant;
iValue : LongWord;
DeviceID : string;
begin;
Result:='';
FSWbemLocator := CreateOleObject('WbemScripting.SWbemLocator');
objWMIService := FSWbemLocator.ConnectServer('localhost', 'root\CIMV2', '', ''); //Connect to the WMI
colDiskDrives := objWMIService.ExecQuery('SELECT * FROM Win32_DiskDrive','WQL',0);
oEnumDiskDrive:= IUnknown(colDiskDrives._NewEnum) as IEnumVariant;
while oEnumDiskDrive.Next(1, objDiskDrive, iValue) = 0 do
begin
DeviceID := StringReplace(objDiskDrive.DeviceID,'\','\\',[rfReplaceAll]); //Escape the `\` chars in the DeviceID value because the '\' is a reserved character in WMI.
colPartitions := objWMIService.ExecQuery(Format('ASSOCIATORS OF {Win32_DiskDrive.DeviceID="%s"} WHERE AssocClass = Win32_DiskDriveToDiskPartition',[DeviceID]));//link the Win32_DiskDrive class with the Win32_DiskDriveToDiskPartition class
oEnumPartition := IUnknown(colPartitions._NewEnum) as IEnumVariant;
while oEnumPartition.Next(1, objPartition, iValue) = 0 do
begin
colLogicalDisks := objWMIService.ExecQuery('ASSOCIATORS OF {Win32_DiskPartition.DeviceID="'+objPartition.DeviceID+'"} WHERE AssocClass = Win32_LogicalDiskToPartition'); //link the Win32_DiskPartition class with theWin32_LogicalDiskToPartition class.
oEnumLogical := IUnknown(colLogicalDisks._NewEnum) as IEnumVariant;
while oEnumLogical.Next(1, objLogicalDisk, iValue) = 0 do
begin
if objLogicalDisk.DeviceID=(Drive+':') then //compare the device id
begin
Result:=objDiskDrive.SerialNumber;
Exit;
end;
objLogicalDisk:=Unassigned;
end;
objPartition:=Unassigned;
end;
end;
end;
begin
try
CoInitialize(nil);
try
Writeln(GetDiskSerial('C'));
Readln;
finally
CoUninitialize;
end;
except
on E:Exception do
begin
Writeln(E.Classname, ':', E.Message);
Readln;
end;
end;
end.
Here is another DiskId32 translation from C++ to Delphi by Victor Derevyanko
project:
http://code.google.com/p/dvsrc/
Because the first method (WithZeroRights) doesn't work for me, I wrote another for ReadIdeDriveAsScsiDriveInNT method:
unit HDScsiInfo;
interface
uses
Windows, SysUtils;
const
IDENTIFY_BUFFER_SIZE = 512;
FILE_DEVICE_SCSI = $0000001b;
IOCTL_SCSI_MINIPORT_IDENTIFY = ((FILE_DEVICE_SCSI shl 16) + $0501);
IDE_ATA_IDENTIFY = $EC; // Returns ID sector for ATA.
IOCTL_SCSI_MINIPORT = $0004D008; // see NTDDSCSI.H for definition
type
TDiskData = array [0..256-1] of DWORD;
TDriveInfo = record
ControllerType: Integer; //0 - primary, 1 - secondary, 2 - Tertiary, 3 - Quaternary
DriveMS: Integer; //0 - master, 1 - slave
DriveModelNumber: String;
DriveSerialNumber: String;
DriveControllerRevisionNumber: String;
ControllerBufferSizeOnDrive: Int64;
DriveType: String; //fixed or removable or unknown
DriveSizeBytes: Int64;
end;
THDScsiInfo = class (TObject)
private
FDriveNumber: Byte;
FFileHandle: Cardinal;
FInfoAvailable: Boolean;
FProductRevision: string;
FSerialNumber: string;
FControllerType: Integer;
FDriveMS: Integer;
FDriveModelNumber: string;
FControllerBufferSizeOnDrive: Int64;
FDriveType: string;
FDriveSizeBytes: Int64;
procedure ReadInfo;
procedure SetDriveNumber(const Value: Byte);
procedure PrintIdeInfo(DiskData: TDiskData);
public
constructor Create;
property DriveNumber: Byte read FDriveNumber write SetDriveNumber;
property ProductRevision: string read FProductRevision;
property SerialNumber: string read FSerialNumber;
property ControllerType: Integer read FControllerType;
property DriveMS: Integer read FDriveMS;
property DriveModelNumber: string read FDriveModelNumber;
property ControllerBufferSizeOnDrive: Int64 read FControllerBufferSizeOnDrive;
property DriveType: string read FDriveType;
property DriveSizeBytes: Int64 read FDriveSizeBytes;
function IsInfoAvailable: Boolean;
end;
implementation
type
SRB_IO_CONTROL = record
HeaderLength: Cardinal;
Signature: array [0..8-1] of Byte;
Timeout: Cardinal;
ControlCode: Cardinal;
ReturnCode: Cardinal;
Length: Cardinal;
end;
PSRB_IO_CONTROL = ^SRB_IO_CONTROL;
DRIVERSTATUS = record
bDriverError: Byte;// Error code from driver, or 0 if no error.
bIDEStatus: Byte;// Contents of IDE Error register.
// Only valid when bDriverError is SMART_IDE_ERROR.
bReserved: array [0..1] of Byte;// Reserved for future expansion.
dwReserved: array [0..1] of Longword;// Reserved for future expansion.
end;
SENDCMDOUTPARAMS = record
cBufferSize: Longword;// Size of bBuffer in bytes
DriverStatus: DRIVERSTATUS;// Driver status structure.
bBuffer: array [0..0] of Byte;// Buffer of arbitrary length in which to store the data read from the // drive.
end;
IDEREGS = record
bFeaturesReg: Byte;// Used for specifying SMART "commands".
bSectorCountReg: Byte;// IDE sector count register
bSectorNumberReg: Byte;// IDE sector number register
bCylLowReg: Byte;// IDE low order cylinder value
bCylHighReg: Byte;// IDE high order cylinder value
bDriveHeadReg: Byte;// IDE drive/head register
bCommandReg: Byte;// Actual IDE command.
bReserved: Byte;// reserved for future use. Must be zero.
end;
SENDCMDINPARAMS = record
cBufferSize: Longword;// Buffer size in bytes
irDriveRegs: IDEREGS; // Structure with drive register values.
bDriveNumber: Byte;// Physical drive number to send
// command to (0,1,2,3).
bReserved: array[0..2] of Byte;// Reserved for future expansion.
dwReserved: array [0..3] of Longword;// For future use.
bBuffer: array [0..0] of Byte;// Input buffer. //!TODO: this is array of single element
end;
PSENDCMDINPARAMS = ^SENDCMDINPARAMS;
PSENDCMDOUTPARAMS = ^SENDCMDOUTPARAMS;
IDSECTOR = record
wGenConfig: Word;
wNumCyls: Word;
wReserved: Word;
wNumHeads: Word;
wBytesPerTrack: Word;
wBytesPerSector: Word;
wSectorsPerTrack: Word;
wVendorUnique: array [0..3-1] of Word;
sSerialNumber: array [0..20-1] of AnsiChar;
wBufferType: Word;
wBufferSize: Word;
wECCSize: Word;
sFirmwareRev: array [0..8-1] of AnsiChar;
sModelNumber: array [0..40-1] of AnsiChar;
wMoreVendorUnique: Word;
wDoubleWordIO: Word;
wCapabilities: Word;
wReserved1: Word;
wPIOTiming: Word;
wDMATiming: Word;
wBS: Word;
wNumCurrentCyls: Word;
wNumCurrentHeads: Word;
wNumCurrentSectorsPerTrack: Word;
ulCurrentSectorCapacity: Cardinal;
wMultSectorStuff: Word;
ulTotalAddressableSectors: Cardinal;
wSingleWordDMA: Word;
wMultiWordDMA: Word;
bReserved: array [0..128-1] of Byte;
end;
PIDSECTOR = ^IDSECTOR;
TArrayDriveInfo = array of TDriveInfo;
type
DeviceQuery = record
HeaderLength: Cardinal;
Signature: array [0..8-1] of Byte;
Timeout: Cardinal;
ControlCode: Cardinal;
ReturnCode: Cardinal;
Length: Cardinal;
cBufferSize: Longword;// Buffer size in bytes
irDriveRegs: IDEREGS; // Structure with drive register values.
bDriveNumber: Byte;// Physical drive number to send
bReserved: array[0..2] of Byte;// Reserved for future expansion.
dwReserved: array [0..3] of Longword;// For future use.
bBuffer: array [0..0] of Byte;// Input buffer. //!TODO: this is array of single element
end;
function ConvertToString (diskdata: TDiskData;
firstIndex: Integer;
lastIndex: Integer;
buf: PAnsiChar): PAnsiChar;
var
index: Integer;
position: Integer;
begin
position := 0;
// each integer has two characters stored in it backwards
for index := firstIndex to lastIndex do begin
// get high byte for 1st character
buf[position] := AnsiChar(Chr(diskdata [index] div 256));
inc(position);
// get low byte for 2nd character
buf [position] := AnsiChar(Chr(diskdata [index] mod 256));
inc(position);
end;
// end the string
buf[position] := Chr(0);
// cut off the trailing blanks
index := position - 1;
while (index >0) do begin
// if not IsSpace(AnsiChar(buf[index]))
if (AnsiChar(buf[index]) <> ' ')
then break;
buf [index] := Chr(0);
dec(index);
end;
Result := buf;
end;
constructor THDScsiInfo.Create;
begin
inherited;
SetDriveNumber(0);
end;
function THDScsiInfo.IsInfoAvailable: Boolean;
begin
Result := FInfoAvailable
end;
procedure THDScsiInfo.PrintIdeInfo (DiskData: TDiskData);
var
nSectors: Int64;
serialNumber: array [0..1024-1] of AnsiChar;
modelNumber: array [0..1024-1] of AnsiChar;
revisionNumber: array [0..1024-1] of AnsiChar;
begin
// copy the hard drive serial number to the buffer
ConvertToString (DiskData, 10, 19, #serialNumber);
ConvertToString (DiskData, 27, 46, #modelNumber);
ConvertToString (DiskData, 23, 26, #revisionNumber);
FControllerType := FDriveNumber div 2;
FDriveMS := FDriveNumber mod 2;
FDriveModelNumber := modelNumber;
FSerialNumber := serialNumber;
FProductRevision := revisionNumber;
FControllerBufferSizeOnDrive := DiskData [21] * 512;
if ((DiskData [0] and $0080) <> 0)
then FDriveType := 'Removable'
else if ((DiskData [0] and $0040) <> 0)
then FDriveType := 'Fixed'
else FDriveType := 'Unknown';
// calculate size based on 28 bit or 48 bit addressing
// 48 bit addressing is reflected by bit 10 of word 83
if ((DiskData[83] and $400) <> 0) then begin
nSectors := DiskData[103] * Int64(65536) * Int64(65536) * Int64(65536) +
DiskData[102] * Int64(65536) * Int64(65536) +
DiskData[101] * Int64(65536) +
DiskData[100];
end else begin
nSectors := DiskData [61] * 65536 + DiskData [60];
end;
// there are 512 bytes in a sector
FDriveSizeBytes := nSectors * 512;
end;
procedure THDScsiInfo.ReadInfo;
type
DataArry = array [0..256-1] of WORD;
PDataArray = ^DataArry;
const
SENDIDLENGTH = sizeof (SENDCMDOUTPARAMS) + IDENTIFY_BUFFER_SIZE;
var
I: Integer;
buffer: array [0..sizeof (SRB_IO_CONTROL) + SENDIDLENGTH - 1] of AnsiChar;
dQuery: DeviceQuery;
dummy: DWORD;
pOut: PSENDCMDOUTPARAMS;
pId: PIDSECTOR;
DiskData: TDiskData;
pIdSectorPtr: PWord;
begin
FInfoAvailable := False;
FFileHandle := CreateFile (PChar(Format('\\.\Scsi%d:', [FDriveNumber])),
GENERIC_READ or GENERIC_WRITE,
FILE_SHARE_READ or FILE_SHARE_WRITE, nil,
OPEN_EXISTING, 0, 0);
if (FFileHandle <> INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) then begin
ZeroMemory(#dQuery, SizeOf(dQuery));
dQuery.HeaderLength := sizeof (SRB_IO_CONTROL);
dQuery.Timeout := 10000;
dQuery.Length := SENDIDLENGTH;
dQuery.ControlCode := IOCTL_SCSI_MINIPORT_IDENTIFY;
StrLCopy(#dQuery.Signature, 'SCSIDISK', 8);
dQuery.irDriveRegs.bCommandReg := IDE_ATA_IDENTIFY;
dQuery.bDriveNumber := FDriveNumber;
if (DeviceIoControl (FFileHandle, IOCTL_SCSI_MINIPORT,
#dQuery,
SizeOf(dQuery),
#buffer,
sizeof (SRB_IO_CONTROL) + SENDIDLENGTH,
dummy, nil))
then begin
pOut := PSENDCMDOUTPARAMS(buffer + sizeof (SRB_IO_CONTROL)); //!TOCHECK
pId := PIDSECTOR(#pOut^.bBuffer[0]);
if (pId^.sModelNumber[0] <> Chr(0) ) then begin
pIdSectorPtr := PWord(pId);
for I := 0 to 256-1 do
DiskData[I] := PDataArray(pIdSectorPtr)[I];
PrintIdeInfo (DiskData);
FInfoAvailable := True;
end;
end;
CloseHandle(FFileHandle);
end;
end;
procedure THDScsiInfo.SetDriveNumber(const Value: Byte);
begin
FDriveNumber := Value;
ReadInfo;
end;
end.
Sample usage:
procedure ReadIdeDriveAsScsiDriveInNT;
var
DriveNumber: Byte;
HDDInfo: THDScsiInfo;
begin
HDDInfo := THDScsiInfo.Create();
try
for DriveNumber := 0 to MAX_IDE_DRIVES - 1 do
try
HDDInfo.DriveNumber := DriveNumber;
if HDDInfo.IsInfoAvailable then begin
Writeln('Available Drive: ', HDDInfo.DriveNumber);
Writeln('ControllerType: ', HDDInfo.ControllerType);
Writeln('DriveMS: ', HDDInfo.DriveMS);
Writeln('DriveModelNumber: ', HDDInfo.DriveModelNumber);
Writeln('ControllerBufferSizeOnDrive: ', HDDInfo.ControllerBufferSizeOnDrive);
Writeln('DriveType: ', HDDInfo.DriveType);
Writeln('DriveSizeBytes: ', HDDInfo.DriveSizeBytes);
Writeln('ProductRevision: ', HDDInfo.ProductRevision);
Writeln('SerialNumber: ', HDDInfo.SerialNumber);
end;
except
on E: Exception do
Writeln(Format('DriveNumber %d, %s: %s', [DriveNumber, E.ClassName, E.Message]));
end;
finally
HDDInfo.Free;
end;
end;
begin
ReadIdeDriveAsScsiDriveInNT;
Write('Press <Enter>');
end.
This works great with my WD disk.
I found this code, it is fixed one and working fine with me on windows 7 64
https://code.google.com/p/dvsrc/downloads/detail?name=20120116DiskId32Port_fixed.7z&can=2&q=
and this his all work
https://code.google.com/p/dvsrc/downloads/list
Posting this purely for completeness sake, and to possibly satisfy those interested or die hard hardware fanatics.
I do not have a Pascal compiler at my disposal to test these routines on current Windows systems, but I do know this code worked back in the DOS era. Maybe it still works from a command prompt window.
Pascal code:
uses
Dos, Crt;
type
SerNoType = record
case Integer of
0: (SerNo1, SerNo2: Word);
1: (SerNo: Longint);
end;
DiskSerNoInfoType = record
Infolevel: Word;
VolSerNo: SerNoType;
VolLabel: array[1..11] of Char;
FileSys: array[1..8] of Char;
end;
function HexDigit(N: Byte): Char;
begin
if N < 10 then
HexDigit := Chr(Ord('0') + N)
else
HexDigit := Chr(Ord('A') + (N - 10));
end;
function GetVolSerialNo(DriveNo: Byte): String;
var
ReturnArray: DiskSerNoInfoType;
Regs: Registers;
begin
with Regs do
begin
AX := $440d;
BL := DriveNo;
CH := $08;
CL := $66;
DS := Seg(ReturnArray);
DX := Ofs(ReturnArray);
Intr($21, Regs);
if (Flags and FCarry) <> 0 then
GetVolSerialNo := ''
else
with ReturnArray.VolSerNo do
GetVolSerialNo :=
HexDigit(Hi(SerNo2) div 16) + HexDigit(Hi(SerNo2) mod 16) +
HexDigit(Lo(SerNo2) div 16) + HexDigit(Lo(SerNo2) mod 16) +
HexDigit(Hi(SerNo1) div 16) + HexDigit(Hi(SerNo1) mod 16) +
HexDigit(Lo(SerNo1) div 16) + HexDigit(Lo(SerNo1) mod 16);
end;
end;
procedure PutVolSerialNo(DriveNo: Byte; SerialNo: Longint);
var
ReturnArray: DiskSerNoInfoType;
Regs: Registers;
begin
with Regs do
begin
AX := $440d;
BL := DriveNo;
CH := $08;
CL := $66;
DS := Seg(ReturnArray);
DX := Ofs(ReturnArray);
Intr($21, Regs);
if (Flags and FCarry) = 0 then
begin
ReturnArray.VolSerNo.SerNo := SerialNo;
AH := $69;
BL := DriveNo;
AL := $01;
DS := Seg(ReturnArray);
DX := Ofs(ReturnArray);
Intr($21, Regs);
end;
end;
end;
Please feel free to update this answer in order to get it working (if possible at all) in Delphi.
Related
In my 32bit application I'm using the FindRegisteredPictureFileFormats unit provided by Cosmin Prund => (How to get all of the supported file formats from Graphics unit?).
I need the same but for 64bit. David Heffernan replied it had already a 64bit version. Can this code be made public ?
Thanks a lot !!
I believe that this unit does what you are looking for. I've testing it on 32 bit and 64 bit Windows, with runtime packages and without. I've not tested it with top-down memory allocation, but I don't believe that there are pointer truncation bugs.
unit FindRegisteredPictureFileFormats;
{$POINTERMATH ON}
interface
uses Classes, Contnrs;
// Extracts the file extension + the description; Returns True if the hack was successful,
// False if unsuccesful.
function GetListOfRegisteredPictureFileFormats(List: TStrings): Boolean;
// This returns the list of TGraphicClass registered; True for successful hack, false
// for unsuccesful hach
function GetListOfRegisteredPictureTypes(List: TClassList): Boolean;
implementation
uses Graphics;
type
TRelativeCallOpcode = packed record
OpCode: Byte;
Offset: Integer;
end;
PRelativeCallOpcode = ^TRelativeCallOpcode;
TLongAbsoluteJumpOpcode = packed record
OpCode: array [0 .. 1] of Byte;
Destination: Cardinal;
end;
PLongAbsoluteJumpOpcode = ^TLongAbsoluteJumpOpcode;
TReturnTList = function: TList;
// Structure copied from Graphics unit.
PFileFormat = ^TFileFormat;
TFileFormat = record
GraphicClass: TGraphicClass;
Extension: string;
Description: string;
DescResID: Integer;
end;
function FindFirstRelativeCallOpcode(StartOffset: NativeUInt): NativeUInt;
var
Ram: ^Byte;
i: Integer;
PLongJump: PLongAbsoluteJumpOpcode;
begin
Ram := nil;
PLongJump := PLongAbsoluteJumpOpcode(#Ram[StartOffset]);
if (PLongJump^.OpCode[0] = $FF) and (PLongJump^.OpCode[1] = $25) then
{$IF Defined(WIN32)}
Result := FindFirstRelativeCallOpcode(PNativeUInt(PLongJump^.Destination)^)
{$ELSEIF Defined(Win64)}
Result := FindFirstRelativeCallOpcode(PNativeUInt(PLongJump^.Destination + StartOffset + SizeOf(PLongJump^))^)
{$ELSE}
{$MESSAGE Fatal 'Architecture not supported'}
{$ENDIF}
else
begin
for i := 0 to 64 do
if PRelativeCallOpcode(#Ram[StartOffset + i])^.OpCode = $E8 then
Exit(StartOffset + i + PRelativeCallOpcode(#Ram[StartOffset + i])
^.Offset + 5);
Result := 0;
end;
end;
procedure FindGetFileFormatsFunc(out ProcAddr: TReturnTList);
var
Offset_from_RegisterFileFormat: NativeUInt;
Offset_from_RegisterFileFormatRes: NativeUInt;
begin
Offset_from_RegisterFileFormat := FindFirstRelativeCallOpcode(NativeUInt(#TPicture.RegisterFileFormat));
Offset_from_RegisterFileFormatRes := FindFirstRelativeCallOpcode(NativeUInt(#TPicture.RegisterFileFormatRes));
if (Offset_from_RegisterFileFormat = Offset_from_RegisterFileFormatRes) then
ProcAddr := TReturnTList(Pointer(Offset_from_RegisterFileFormat))
else
ProcAddr := nil;
end;
function GetListOfRegisteredPictureFileFormats(List: TStrings): Boolean;
var
GetListProc: TReturnTList;
L: TList;
i: Integer;
begin
FindGetFileFormatsFunc(GetListProc);
if Assigned(GetListProc) then
begin
Result := True;
L := GetListProc;
for i := 0 to L.Count - 1 do
List.Add(PFileFormat(L[i])^.Extension + '=' + PFileFormat(L[i])
^.Description);
end
else
Result := False;
end;
function GetListOfRegisteredPictureTypes(List: TClassList): Boolean;
var
GetListProc: TReturnTList;
L: TList;
i: Integer;
begin
FindGetFileFormatsFunc(GetListProc);
if Assigned(GetListProc) then
begin
Result := True;
L := GetListProc;
for i := 0 to L.Count - 1 do
List.Add(PFileFormat(L[i])^.GraphicClass);
end
else
Result := False;
end;
end.
Consider the following code:
procedure Test;
var
IntGenuine: UInt64;
IntVariant: Variant;
begin
IntGenuine := 0;
IntVariant := UInt64(0); // The type of the variant is UInt64 now
WriteLn('Size of IntGenuine = ', SizeOf(IntGenuine)); // Output: 8
WriteLn('Size of IntVariant = ', SizeOf(IntVariant)); // Output: 24
end;
I know that the statement SizeOf(IntVariant) is equivalent to SizeOf(Variant). It gets the size of type Variant, not the size of the actual type of the variant (UInt64 in this case).
How to get the memory size of the actual type of a given variant?
You can create a function something like this :
Program Project1;
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
uses
Variants, SysUtils;
function GetVarTypeSize(AVarType : TVarType; var isArray : boolean) : integer;
begin
isArray := AVarType <> (AVarType and VarTypeMask);
case AVarType and VarTypeMask of
varSmallInt: result := SizeOf(SmallInt);
varInteger: result := SizeOf(Integer);
varSingle: result := SizeOf(Single);
varDouble: result := SizeOf(Double);
varCurrency: result := SizeOf(Currency);
varDate: result := SizeOf(TDateTime);
varOleStr: result := SizeOf(PWideChar);
varDispatch: result := SizeOf(Pointer);
varError: result := SizeOf(HRESULT);
varBoolean: result := SizeOf(WordBool);
varUnknown: result := SizeOf(Pointer);
varShortInt: result := SizeOf(ShortInt);
varByte: result := SizeOf(Byte);
varWord: result := SizeOf(Word);
varLongWord: result := SizeOf(LongWord);
varInt64: result := SizeOf(Int64);
varUInt64: result := SizeOf(UInt64);
varString: result := SizeOf(Pointer);
varAny: result := SizeOf(Pointer);
varArray: result := SizeOf(PVarArray);
varByRef: result := SizeOf(Pointer);
varUString: result := SizeOf(Pointer);
varRecord: result := SizeOf(TVarRecord);
else
result := -1; //unknown
end;
end;
var
v : Variant;
b : boolean;
begin
v := 3.141592654; // double
Write(GetVarTypeSize(VarType(v), b));
if b then WriteLn(' : Is array') else WriteLn;
v := 3; // byte
Write(GetVarTypeSize(VarType(v), b));
if b then WriteLn(' : Is array') else WriteLn;
v := integer(3); // integer
Write(GetVarTypeSize(VarType(v), b));
if b then WriteLn(' : Is array') else WriteLn;
v := Now; // DateTime
Write(GetVarTypeSize(VarType(v), b));
if b then WriteLn(' : Is array') else WriteLn;
v := VarArrayCreate([0,9], varDouble); //array ! careful
Write(GetVarTypeSize(VarType(v), b));
if b then WriteLn(' : Is array') else WriteLn;
ReadLn;
end.
Here VarTypeMask will mask the bit that defines a variant array. Masking it will tell you the type of the array elements if the base variant is an array type.
You can read more in the documentation.
If your variable is a variant, it will use (at least) 16 bytes under Win32, and 24 bytes under Win64, whatever value is stored.
The memory size of this variable would always be the one of the variant structure, which is defined as TVarData in System.pas.
Defining:
var
IntVariant: Variant;
is in fact the same as defining:
var
IntVariant: TVarData;
With some initialization/finalization magic:
var
IntVariant: TVarData;
begin
IntVariant.VType := varEmpty;
try
...
finally
VarClear(variant(IntVariant));
end;
end;
If you store nothing (varEmpty or varNull), it would still use 16/24 bytes. If you store a boolean, it would still use 16/24 bytes. If it stores some string, you would have to add the heap-allocated stored text value to the 16/24 bytes.
Variants are stored in a record of type TVarData behind the scenes.
System.TVarData Record:
PVarData = ^TVarData;
TVarData = packed record
case Integer of
0: (VType: TVarType;
case Integer of
0: (Reserved1: Word;
case Integer of
0: (Reserved2, Reserved3: Word;
case Integer of
varSmallInt: (VSmallInt: SmallInt);
varInteger: (VInteger: Integer);
varSingle: (VSingle: Single);
varDouble: (VDouble: Double);
varCurrency: (VCurrency: Currency);
varDate: (VDate: TDateTime);
varOleStr: (VOleStr: PWideChar);
varDispatch: (VDispatch: Pointer);
varError: (VError: HRESULT);
varBoolean: (VBoolean: WordBool);
varUnknown: (VUnknown: Pointer);
varShortInt: (VShortInt: ShortInt);
varByte: (VByte: Byte);
varWord: (VWord: Word);
varLongWord: (VLongWord: LongWord);
varInt64: (VInt64: Int64);
varUInt64: (VUInt64: UInt64);
varString: (VString: Pointer);
varAny: (VAny: Pointer);
varArray: (VArray: PVarArray);
varByRef: (VPointer: Pointer);
varUString: (VUString: Pointer);
varRecord: (VRecord: TVarRecord);
//$ffff: (VLargest: TLargestVarData);
);
1: (VLongs: array[0..{$IFDEF CPUX64}4{$ELSE}2{$ENDIF}] of LongInt);
);
2: (VWords: array [0..{$IFDEF CPUX64}10{$ELSE}6{$ENDIF}] of Word);
3: (VBytes: array [0..{$IFDEF CPUX64}21{$ELSE}13{$ENDIF}] of Byte);
);
1: (RawData: array [0..{$IFDEF CPUX64}5{$ELSE}3{$ENDIF}] of LongInt);
end;
The information you are looking for can be obtained casting the Variant variable to this type:
var
varData: TVarData;
intVariant: Variant;
size: Integer;
begin
intVariant := UInt64(10);
varData := TVarData(IntVariant);
case varData.VType of
varUInt64: size := SizeOf(varData.VUInt64);
varInteger: size := SizeOf(varData.VInteger);
. . .
end;
end;
... but the above is not the usual way to do so:
var
intVariant: Variant;
size: Integer;
vType: Integer;
begin
vType := VarType(intVariant) and VarTypeMask;
case vType of
varUInt64: size := SizeOf(UInt64);
varInteger: size := SizeOf(Integer);
. . .
end;
end;
When I run this code in XE4, the application ends up using ~800 MB.
Why not closer to 100 MB ?
Using Ansistring instead of string makes no difference.
const
N = 10000000; // 10 million
M = 10;
var
i,j: integer;
s: string;
X: array of string;
begin
setlength(X,N);
for i:= 1 to N do
begin
s:= '';
for j:= 1 to M do s:= s+chr(65+random(25));
X[i-1]:= s;
end;
showmessage('pause');
end;
A string of length 10 in XE4 uses 34 Bytes of memory (see DocWiki). 20 Bytes for the content, 2 Bytes for the #0 terminator and 12 bytes management data.
Each array entry is a pointer to that kind of memory. Thus those 10 million strings in the array end up using 380 MB (340 for the strings and 40 for the array items) of memory at minimum.
Try this
const MaxString = 15; // you said so
type stringholder = record
strict private
var Cell: string[ MaxString * SizeOf(Char) div SizeOf(AnsiChar) ];
function GetUS: String; // in xe 4 that is a shortcut to UnicodeString actual type
procedure SetUS(const US: string);
public
property Value: string read GetUS write SetUS;
class operator Implicit(const from: string): stringholder; inline;
class operator Implicit(const from: stringholder): string; inline;
end;
function stringholder.GetUS: String;
var i: integer;
begin
i := Ord( Cell[0] );
SetLength( Result, i div (SizeOf(Char) div SizeOf(AnsiChar)) );
if i > 0 then
Move( Cell[1], Result[1], i);
end;
procedure SetUS(const US: string);
var i: integer;
begin
If US = '' then begin
Cell := ''; // constant here, not US itself
Exit;
End;
i := Length(US);
If i > MaxString then raise EInvalidCast.Create('.....'+US);
i := i * SizeOf(Char) div SizeOf(AnsiChar)
Move( US[1], Cell[1], i );
Cell(. 0 .) := AnsiChar(i);
end;
class operator stringholder.Implicit(const from: string): stringholder;
begin
Result.Value := from;
end;
class operator stringholder.Implicit(const from: stringholder): string;
begin
Result := from.Value;
end;
const
N = 10000000; // 10 million
M = 10;
var
i,j: integer;
s: string;
X: array of stringholder;
begin
setlength(X,N);
for i:= 1 to N do
begin
s:= '';
for j:= 1 to M do s:= s+chr(65+random(25));
X(. i-1 .) := s;
end;
showmessage('pause');
end;
i need to get paper status information from a printer. I have a list of esc/pos commands.
I'm trying to send these comands with escape function
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd162701%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
This is my code
type
TPrnBuffRec = record
bufflength: Word;
Buff_1: array[0..255] of Char;
end;
procedure TFTestStampa.SpeedButton2Click(Sender: TObject);
var
Buff: TPrnBuffRec;
BuffOut: TPrnBuffRec;
TestInt: Integer;
cmd : string;
begin
printer.BeginDoc;
try
TestInt := PassThrough;
if Escape(Printer.Handle, QUERYESCSUPPORT, SizeOf(TESTINT),
#testint, nil) > 0 then
begin
cmd := chr(10) + chr(04) + '4';
StrPCopy(Buff.Buff_1, cmd);
Buff.bufflength := StrLen(Buff.Buff_1);
Escape(Printer.Canvas.Handle, Passthrough, 0, #buff,
#buffOut);
ShowMessage( conver(strPas(buffOut.Buff_1)) );
end
finally
printer.EndDoc;
end;
function TFTestStampa.Conver(s: string): String;
var
i: Byte;
t : String;
begin
t := '';
for i := 1 to Length(s) do
t := t + IntToHex(Ord(s[i]), 2) + ' ';
Result := t;
end;
Problem is with different cmds I obtain always the same string ....
Can you give me an example of escape function with last parameter not nill ?
Alternatives to obtain paper status ?
I suppose you are using Delphi 2009 above and you used this source for your example, so your problem might be caused by Unicode parameters. In Delphi since version 2009, string type is defined as UnicodeString whilst in Delphi 2009 below as AnsiString, the same stands also for Char which is WideChar in Delphi 2009 up and AnsiChar below.
If so, then I think you have a problem at least with your buffer data length, because Char = WideChar takes 2 bytes and you were using StrLen function which returns the number of chars what cannot correspond to the data size of number of chars * 2 bytes.
I hope this will fix your problem, but I can't verify it, because I don't have your printer :)
type
TPrinterData = record
DataLength: Word;
Data: array [0..255] of AnsiChar; // let's use 1 byte long AnsiChar
end;
function Convert(const S: AnsiString): string;
var
I: Integer; // 32-bit integer is more efficient than 8-bit byte type
T: string; // here we keep the native string data type
begin
T := '';
for I := 1 to Length(S) do
T := T + IntToHex(Ord(S[I]), 2) + ' ';
Result := T;
end;
procedure TFTestStampa.SpeedButton2Click(Sender: TObject);
var
TestInt: Integer;
Command: AnsiString;
BufferIn: TPrinterData;
BufferOut: TPrinterData;
begin
Printer.BeginDoc;
try
TestInt := PASSTHROUGH;
if Escape(Printer.Handle, QUERYESCSUPPORT, SizeOf(TestInt), #TestInt, nil) > 0 then
begin
Command := Chr(10) + Chr(04) + '4';
StrPCopy(BufferIn.Data, Command);
BufferIn.DataLength := StrLen(Command);
FillChar(BufferOut.Data, Length(BufferOut.Data), #0);
BufferOut.DataLength := 0;
Escape(Printer.Canvas.Handle, PASSTHROUGH, 0, #BufferIn, #BufferOut);
ShowMessage(Convert(StrPas(BufferOut.Data)));
end
finally
Printer.EndDoc;
end;
end;
I'm currently creating soap wrappers for some Delphi functions so that we can easily use them from PHP, C# and Delphi.
I wonder what's the best way to expose sets.
type
TCountry = (countryUnknown,countryNL,countryD,countryB,countryS,countryFIN,countryF,countryE,countryP,countryPl,countryL);
TCountrySet = set of TCountry;
function GetValidCountrySet(const LicensePlate:string; const PossibleCountriesSet:TCountrySet):TCountrySet;
I'm currently wrapping it like this for the soap server:
type
TCountryArray = array of TCountry;
function TVehicleInfo.GetValidCountrySet(const LicensePlate:string; const PossibleCountriesSet:TCountryArray):TCountryArray;
It works, but I need to write a lot of useless and ugly code to convert sets-->arrays and arrays-->sets.
Is there an easier, more elegant, or more generic way to do this?
You could use TypInfo and use a bit of clever casting.
uses TypInfo;
type
TCountry = (cnyNone, cnyNL, cnyD, cnyGB, cnyF, cnyI);
TCountrySet = set of TCountry;
TCountryArray = array of TCountry;
TEnumIntegerArray = array of Integer;
TEnumByteArray = array of Byte;
function GetEnumNamesInSet(const aTypeInfo: PTypeInfo; const aValue: Integer; const aSeparator: string = ','): string;
var
IntSet: TIntegerSet;
i: Integer;
begin
Result := '';
Integer( IntSet ) := aValue;
for i := 0 to SizeOf(Integer) * 8 - 1 do begin
if i in IntSet then begin
if Result <> '' then begin
Result := Result + ',';
end;
Result := Result + GetEnumName(aTypeInfo, i);
end;
end;
end;
function SetToIntegerArray(const aTypeInfo: PTypeInfo; const aValue: Integer): TEnumIntegerArray;
var
IntSet: TIntegerSet;
i: Integer;
begin
SetLength(Result, 0);
Integer( IntSet ) := aValue;
for i := 0 to SizeOf(Integer) * 8 - 1 do begin
if i in IntSet then begin
SetLength(Result, Length(Result) + 1);
Result[Length(Result) - 1] := i;
end;
end;
end;
function SetToByteArray(const aTypeInfo: PTypeInfo; const aValue: Byte): TEnumByteArray;
var
IntSet: TIntegerSet;
i: Integer;
begin
SetLength(Result, 0);
Integer( IntSet ) := aValue;
for i := 0 to SizeOf(Byte) * 8 - 1 do begin
if i in IntSet then begin
SetLength(Result, Length(Result) + 1);
Result[Length(Result) - 1] := i;
end;
end;
end;
Then use as:
procedure TEnumForm.FillMemo;
var
Countries: TCountrySet;
// EIA: TEnumIntegerArray;
EBA: TEnumByteArray;
CA: TCountryArray;
i: Integer;
cny: TCountry;
begin
Countries := [cnyNL, cnyD];
CountriesMemo.Text := GetEnumNamesInSet(TypeInfo(TCountry), Byte(Countries));
// if SizeOf(TCountry) > SizeOf(Byte) then begin
// EIA := SetToIntegerArray(TypeInfo(TCountry), Integer(Countries));
// end else begin
EBA := SetToByteArray(TypeInfo(TCountry), Byte(Countries));
// end;
CountriesMemo.Lines.Add('====');
CountriesMemo.Lines.Add('Values in Array: ');
// if SizeOf(TCountry) > SizeOf(Byte) then begin
// CA := TCountryArray(EIA);
// end else begin
CA := TCountryArray(EBA);
// end;
for i := 0 to Length(CA) - 1 do begin
CountriesMemo.Lines.Add(IntToStr(Ord(CA[i])));
end;
CountriesMemo.Lines.Add('====');
CountriesMemo.Lines.Add('Names in Array: ');
// if SizeOf(TCountry) > SizeOf(Byte) then begin
// CA := TCountryArray(EIA);
// end else begin
CA := TCountryArray(EBA);
// end;
for i := 0 to Length(CA) - 1 do begin
cny := CA[i];
CountriesMemo.Lines.Add(GetEnumName(TypeInfo(TCountry), Ord(cny)));
end;
end;
You will need to select the proper casting based on the size of the TCountry enum. If it has 8 members it will be a Byte, any bigger and it will be an Integer. Anyway, Delphi will complain on the cast of Byte(Countries) or Integer(Countries) when you get it wrong.
Please note:
The functions now take the TypeInfo of TCountry - the elements of the TCountrySet. They could be changed to take TypeInfo(TCountrySet). However that would mean having the functions work out what elements are in the set and I simply haven't had the time or inclination to do that yet.
Soap should be used in a platform and language agnostic way - I would design all data transfer objects (DTO) based on simple types e.g. array of string, without language specific features. Then map the DTO to the matching business objects. This also will give you an 'anticorruption layer'.