Thomas Bluemel cfdb595cc6 Alex Ionescu <[email protected]>
Dispatcher Objects Rewrite (minus Queues, coming in next patch).
	Global Changes:
 
		- Use KOBJECT enumerations for all objects, remove obsoleted ros-internal enumeration.
		- Reformatting, commenting, and addition of Debug Prints for easier debugging
		- Properly create Executive Objects. They don't need a creation routine.
		- Make sure to properly lock and release the Dispatcher Database.
 
	Mutex/Mutant:
 
		- Correct MUTANT_BASIC_INFORMATION
		- Return previous state in Kernel Functions, intead of 1 or 0 all the time.
		- Initialize listhead properly
		- Removed code duplication between mutant and mutex release.
		- Fix bugs in release
		- Add proper exeption if the mutex is not owned.
 
	Kernel Queues:
 
		- Optimize the code
		- Use Inserted Flag
 
	Timers:
 
		- Some changes in setting the default data to allow KiInsertTimer to be called internally 
		  by the wait code in the next patch.
 
	Events:
 
		- Optimize and simplify KeInitializeEvent
		- Implement KeInitializeEventPair
		- Fix KePulseEvent. It was completely messed up and also used unneeded Interlocked function.
		- Fix KeResetEvent. It was not locking the dispatcher lock but using Interlocked.
		- Fix KeSetEvent. It was not differentiating between Notification and Sycronization events 
		  and also signaling the Event even if nobody was waiting on it.
 
	Semaphores:
 
		- Fix KeReleaseSemaphore. It was not checking if nobody was waiting on it before unwaiting the thread.
		- Fix not releasing dispatcher database before raising an exception.
		- Add check to NtCreateSemaphore to make sure the counts make sense.
 
	Event Pairs:
 
		- Remove Thread Event Pair. They are only used for NT4 QuickLPC which is obsoleted.
		- Use KeInitializeEventPair

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