On Jan 10, 11:14 pm, alynis hyllis.com> wrote:

What function names? MSDN is a big pool to wade through.

Thanks,

Michael

Hi, I wrote this program(with much help from this forum) to display
process names and titles just like the task manager does. However when
I run this same program as a service the results are not the same. I
should mention that I am running in vista if it matters. What am I
doing wrong?

Here is the program:

#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include // PSAPI for EnumProcesses

This is an incredible tweak that has improved the performance of my
system by leaps and bounds.
There have been lots of articles and tweaks concerning the Page File.
I have tried them all, however... http://online-windows-xp.blogspot.com/

HI,

I'm having some problems getting this to work. Now, I have a logging
class for my program. This class has a couple of enum type flags that
I use to know whether or not to flush the log file contents and
whether to log to both stdout and the log file or not.

Basically, the class looks like this (the log modules header file):

#include
#include
#include
#include

enum modes { stdoutonly, fileonly, both };
enum directives { flush }; // currently, only this one is implemented

class Log {
std::fstream logFile;
std::string logFileName;

modes currMode;

public:

// c-tors, d-tors and some other things here

Hi,

I'm working through a problem that I've just stumbled across with a
multi-threaded program I'm writing. This program has a logging
facility which is maintained through a Log class/object. This object
gets instantiated in main() and is passed, by reference, to other
objects created during the duration of the program.

I think I've finally isolated why my program is "bombing out" when I
execute the multi-threaded version. In the destructor for this Log
class, I close the log file object. Well, multiple threads are
writing to this object and the first thread that exits will, because
in that thread other objects are created that take a reference to this
log object, close the log file. Thus the program exits with with
complaints from the Runtime and a prompt to debug in VS.

I'm hoping for guidance in evaluation of the solutions I've determined
thus far. From what I can see, I have two main solutions, the second
of which has some further code implementation issues.