For testing purpose I am running several (few 100s) expect scripts. All are spawned from the same parent (sometimes its pid is 1). Is there any way to kill them at one stretch without changing their s
I have a question - I\'m running a process from the command line that has some problem and poops out every few hours or so. While I\'m looking into the issue, I\'d like to spawn the process from somet
When a process ends, what operations does the operating 开发者_Python百科system take, making it unnecessary to include certain uninitialization code? For instance I know it closes open file descriptor
1) i am wanting to use a 32-bit dll that is not available as 64-bit dll 2) another constraint: Im wanting to also use another dll the 32bit version of which does not work in WOW64 so the second dll h
I need to create an auto-updater on clients computer that will automatically update a particular addon on Internet Explorer, Firefox, ...
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I would to be able to stop a typeperf process i started in c# for remote machines. What i got so far is:
It doesn\'t look like the Minimized style has an effect: string logFilePath = @\"c:\\mylog.log\"; ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo(logFilePath) {WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Mini
I understand that a user can own a process and each process has an address space (which contains valid memory locations, this process can reference). I know that a process can call a system call and p
I am trying here to find a solution to control a process I launch via webforms. I know it is quite easy to start-stop it using System.Diagnostics.Process class.
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