Are u producing the code?
How to run an executable internally along with other background processes in the system during the startup?
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I have an executable file and i want it to run continuously with other system processes in the background.
Can u tell me how to do that?
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
2010-08-02T02:14:39+00:00 Ya i just want to kill a process when it is not responding.
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Anonymous
2010-08-01T18:01:53+00:00 If you dont mind can you show how to do the coding in VS2010?
Can u post the images as you did when building that c++ code in VS2010?
If u cant its ok but please help if you can:)
As said C++ MFC are far more complex and I might
need an entire day (or more) to produce something like that,
also what do you want it to do? Just run in the background and
as soon as an "Not responding" program appears then kill it, right?
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Anonymous
2010-08-01T17:58:07+00:00 If you dont mind can you show how to do the coding in VS2010?
Can u post the images as you did when building that c++ code in VS2010?
If u cant its ok but please help if you can:)
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Anonymous
2010-08-01T17:40:00+00:00 I just want the code to work at the background continuously when the system is booted.
I dont need to display the list of not responding processes or messagebox as in c#.
I just want to run at the background.
Does the coding differs?