Prototype Put the following prototype in the prototypes section of the application program header file: void ( __stdcall *pfnFFSCSIBusScan )( HWND ); Purpose Scan the SCSI bus to recognize all the attached devices. Description and use The use is simple: just call the function passing the window handle to the calling program. The function will return a series of messages describing the installed ASPI support, the host adapters descriptions, and the devices at any ID/LUN. The IDE/ATAPI controller is listed just like if it were a SCSI host adapter (but actually it is *not*), and any IDE CD-ROM or similar devices are also listed as if they were SCSI devices (but actually they are *not*). Specification None. Parameters the window handle to the calling program, used to display the message boxes Return value None. Application example scan the SCSI BUS example See also FFAspiStart: start ASPI support FFAspiStop: stop ASPI support Notes
void ( __stdcall *pfnFFSCSIBusScan )( HWND );
Purpose Scan the SCSI bus to recognize all the attached devices. Description and use The use is simple: just call the function passing the window handle to the calling program. The function will return a series of messages describing the installed ASPI support, the host adapters descriptions, and the devices at any ID/LUN. The IDE/ATAPI controller is listed just like if it were a SCSI host adapter (but actually it is *not*), and any IDE CD-ROM or similar devices are also listed as if they were SCSI devices (but actually they are *not*). Specification None. Parameters the window handle to the calling program, used to display the message boxes Return value None. Application example scan the SCSI BUS example See also FFAspiStart: start ASPI support FFAspiStop: stop ASPI support Notes
Description and use The use is simple: just call the function passing the window handle to the calling program. The function will return a series of messages describing the installed ASPI support, the host adapters descriptions, and the devices at any ID/LUN. The IDE/ATAPI controller is listed just like if it were a SCSI host adapter (but actually it is *not*), and any IDE CD-ROM or similar devices are also listed as if they were SCSI devices (but actually they are *not*). Specification None. Parameters the window handle to the calling program, used to display the message boxes Return value None. Application example scan the SCSI BUS example See also FFAspiStart: start ASPI support FFAspiStop: stop ASPI support Notes
The IDE/ATAPI controller is listed just like if it were a SCSI host adapter (but actually it is *not*), and any IDE CD-ROM or similar devices are also listed as if they were SCSI devices (but actually they are *not*).
Specification None. Parameters the window handle to the calling program, used to display the message boxes Return value None. Application example scan the SCSI BUS example See also FFAspiStart: start ASPI support FFAspiStop: stop ASPI support Notes
Parameters the window handle to the calling program, used to display the message boxes Return value None. Application example scan the SCSI BUS example See also FFAspiStart: start ASPI support FFAspiStop: stop ASPI support Notes
Return value None. Application example scan the SCSI BUS example See also FFAspiStart: start ASPI support FFAspiStop: stop ASPI support Notes
Application example scan the SCSI BUS example See also FFAspiStart: start ASPI support FFAspiStop: stop ASPI support Notes
See also FFAspiStart: start ASPI support FFAspiStop: stop ASPI support Notes
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