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Applications: PViewCE, Process Viewer provided with SDK samples.
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Well, I was browsing through the samples that come with Windows Mobile SDK and was surprised to find that they provide a process viewer! You can find the sample at the following path:
<WinMob6Std_InstallDir>\Samples\Common\CPP\Win32\PViewCE
I ran the sample on the emulator and it provided much more features than the process viewer I built in the previous
posts
. You can view information about the modules loaded by a particular process, information about all the threads running in the process etc. The api's used are
Module32First()
,
Module32Next()
,
Thread32First()
and
Thread32Next()
to get information about modules and threads respectively. And they work exactly like
Process32First()
and
Process32Next()
that we used.
Its not hard to add the features into our process viewer, except that I am a little lazy to do it.
Anyways, I came across another sample called SpinTest, which really excited me! So I am gonna dig deeper into the sample and find out how it works and lets see if we can do something fun from what we learn. You can find the sample in the following path:
<WinMob6Pro_InstallDir>\Samples\PocketPC\CPP\win32\Spintest
Posted on Sunday, May 31, 2009 1:45 PM |
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