Hermès Bélusca-Maïto b75ee7fd14 [CSRSRV]
- Zero-out some allocated memory.
- During my investigations preceding the implementation of AttachConsole (r58166), I wanted (in a first attempt; finally I've found a better way to achieve what I wanted to do) to retrieve the CSR_PROCESS structure of the parent of a given process. I've found the 'Parent' member in the CSR_PROCESS structure, however this member was always initialized to NULL when new processes were created via CsrCreateProcess (and via the call to CsrInsertProcess). After looking at some informating here (http://svn.reactos.org/svn/reactos/trunk/reactos/include/subsys/csr/server.h?r1=17363&r2=17362&pathrev=17363) and there (http://forum.sysinternals.com/csrwalker-processes-detection-from-user-mode_topic15457.html), I became convinced that the 'Parent' member was unexistent starting from Windows Server 2003. Also, after much more investigation, I've found that the CsrInsertProcess function was called with only two parameters starting from Windows Server 2003 (and still continues in Windows 7), the always-NULL paramater being removed.
Therefore, I remove that unneeded parameter from CsrInsertProcess and the corresponding 'Parent' member from CSR_PROCESS.

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