Updating the Windows Filtering Platform Samples to compile correctly on VS2022 #1089
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JakobL-MSFT
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January 31, 2024 17:35
… 17.8.2, WFPSampler changes get it to build on WDK 17.1.5 but there are still issues with 17.8.2
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Updates all the WFP (Windows Filtering Platform) samples to compile on VS2022. Also removes any remaining ExAllocatePoolWithTag and replaces it with ExAllocatePool2.