lpvReserved
lpvReserved is a term commonly encountered in the context of Windows programming, particularly within the Windows API. It is a parameter found in various structures and function calls, such as those related to memory management, file operations, and system information. The term "lpv" is an abbreviation for "long pointer to void," indicating that the parameter is a pointer to a data type that can hold any type of data.
The purpose of lpvReserved is to provide a reserved space for future use. This means that while
The value of lpvReserved is typically set to NULL when not in use. However, it is important
In summary, lpvReserved is a reserved parameter in the Windows API, used to ensure forward compatibility with