Pausing threads
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I've got this little bit of code I want to implement to pause the threads of a remote process. It works for me on everything I try it on, I wondered if others could please try it.
http://indiepath.com/tim/pausep.rarIt's a commandline application, you type pausep and it wil list the running processes with thier PID. To pause a process type "pausep [PID]" to resume that process type "pausep [PID] /r"
Please don't attempt to pause a system file, use it on a game or something...
Thanks and I look forward to your feedback.
Tim.
It worked on the stuff I tried it on. I forgot how to resume when I tried it on firefox though so that was a bit stupid of me.
Thanks :)
I couldn't get it to work - sniff - although, I tried running it from the Command Prompt.
What did not work puki? the .exe or the pausing?
The actual exe.
The PC I am using at the moment is WindowsXP SP2 with an AMD 64bit CPU. It says 'The system cannot execute the specified program'.
Sniff.
Hmm. I get the same as puki.
Like puki, I also couldn't run the first *cough* Aurora demo recently. Full Metal Conflict I think. Looks like we're in the same boat. I wonder what's the common factor. What are your specs puki? Maybe there's a common bit of hardware we're using causing the problem.
The command set is compatible with 95,98,ME,XP,2000 and 2003. So I am unsure why this is failing, it's a valid win32 application as I just compiled it :(
Ho hum.
I even renamed it 'puki' to try and get it going, but it is not having any of it - I'll cut of a chunk of cheese and try coaxing it - I think the little fellar is just a bit shy - not sure about his new home - I'll try the old warm saucer of milk as well - perhaps get a blanket too - let him get his common scent on it and make it a bit more like home.
Wait a minute - "puki" is homing in on the answer here - what version of .NET Framework is everyone running?
lol, a sausage might just do the trick.
EDIT - Framework 1.1, installing 2.0 now
Mines 2.0.
I have disassembled the exe - this thing is referencing MSVCR80D.dll.
Which reminds me of this:
http://www.blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=60232#671951I wonder if this is anything to do with it?
Count me out. I'm due for a reinstall I think. Can't even remove .Net 1.1 for some reason.
Good Ole M$. I'll attempt to rebuild with Min Dependencies.
its a screaming nightmare are side by side dll's, you can get rid of the dependency for an exe but seemingly not for a dll
(I just "upgraded" back to vc7.1 toolkit and codeblocks in the end)
off the top of my head I cant remember what the option is called, but side-by-side dll's are mentioned in the linking options.