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• How to get command line argument passed to process

  Posted by Legacy on 01/07/2002 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Raghubansh Kumar

  Can you comment on getting command line of a process
  which was passed when it was created.

  For NT and W2K.

  Thanks In Advance,
  Raghubansh

  
  

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• capture new process

  Posted by Legacy on 10/29/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: ilgini

  hi,how can i capture started new process and get your title.
  

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• Does Not work in Win NT

  Posted by Legacy on 10/08/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Amit Shirsikar

  This code does not work in NT. It will compile successfully but will give an linker error that fuction 'Process32First' not found in Kernell32.dll.
  Please somebody tell me how to run it in NT.

  Amit Shirsikar
  Pune.

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• How to kill the process

  Posted by Legacy on 09/08/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: HA

  Wow...cool :)
  But, I wonder about the way to kill the process.
  Please...give me a light to do that...

  Thanks,
  HA

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• Small error in code.

  Posted by Legacy on 06/12/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Eric

  The code as given will not display the first process in the system.  Though the first process is probably the kernel and won't be missed, the correct way to walk the process list is as follows:
  
  Process32First(hSnapShot, &pEntry);
  
  do {
  
      ... code to display process ...
  
  } while (Process32Next(hSnapShot, &pEntry));
  
  CloseHandle(hSnapShot);
  
  Of course this code assumes (as does the author's code) that there is at least one process in the system. If there isn't, you have bigger problems. :)
  
  Also note the CloseHandle. I didn't see anywhere in the code where the snapshot was being cleaned up.
  
  -Eric
  
  
  

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• Making it work on Win9x

  Posted by Legacy on 05/18/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Gabriel Duford

  To make it work on Win9x, just change "%d" by "%u" in both sprintf call for th32ProcessID and th32ParentProcessID.

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• works only with Windows 2000

  Posted by Legacy on 04/18/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: von Arx Matthias

  works only with Windows 2000 ...

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