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They are declared in TLHelp32.h. Just use them like any other API call.<br />

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They are declared in TLHelp32.h. Just use them like any other API call.


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That does not work at all.<br />
I wish it was that easy.<br />
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Kalle<br />

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That does not work at all.
I wish it was that easy.

Kalle


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Of course you have to include &quot;TLHelp32.h&quot;, but one also has to get hold of a handle for &quot;kernel32.dll&quot; or something like that to get the functionality of the functions.<br />
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Example of what I want to know in my program: how do I get the current processes running on the machine? How much memory are in use?<br />

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Of course you have to include "TLHelp32.h", but one also has to get hold of a handle for "kernel32.dll" or something like that to get the functionality of the functions.

Example of what I want to know in my program: how do I get the current processes running on the machine? How much memory are in use?


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I don't understand why you think you need this handle. the API call doesn't need it...<br />

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I don't understand why you think you need this handle. the API call doesn't need it...


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Hi,<br />
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I'm working on a Windows CE app and I would like know if anyone knows how to reach the toolhelp functions when making a wce program (in Visual C++ 5.0). In Win95 one has to get a handle for &quot;KERNEL.DLL&quot;. What is the CE version of that?<br />
In some documentation it says that the toolhelp functions not are usable in WinCE but newer documentation (in MSDN) says that if you are making a program for WCE version 2.0 or later it works. The question is how.<br />
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I would be most greatful for an answer to this question.<br />
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Thanx,<br />
<br />
Kalle
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Hi,

I'm working on a Windows CE app and I would like know if anyone knows how to reach the toolhelp functions when making a wce program (in Visual C++ 5.0). In Win95 one has to get a handle for "KERNEL.DLL". What is the CE version of that?
In some documentation it says that the toolhelp functions not are usable in WinCE but newer documentation (in MSDN) says that if you are making a program for WCE version 2.0 or later it works. The question is how.

I would be most greatful for an answer to this question.

Thanx,

Kalle

Toolhelp functions in Windows CE (Visual C++)

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