THREADENTRY32 doesn't have have any thing for seeing the size of the thread does anyone know a way?
THREADENTRY32 doesn't have have any thing for seeing the size of the thread does anyone know a way?
int a; don't make a program without it.
What does 'have have' mean?
What do you mean by 'size' of a thread?
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Sorry about the "have have".
Isn't a thread basicly a process?
You can get the size of a process why not a thread?
Isn't a thread part of a process?
What I want to do is to be able to read the RAM a program and its threads uses so how would I do this?
int a; don't make a program without it.
NoOriginally posted by Josh Kasten
Isn't a thread basicly a process?
You can get the size of a processes address space = 2 ^ 32 on most current windows machines. I think you meant the size of an execuatable?Originally posted by Josh Kasten
You can get the size of a process why not a thread?
Yes.....1 process can have numerous threads, but not less than 1Originally posted by Josh Kasten
Isn't a thread part of a process?
Lots of ways.....ReadProcessMemory for instance....but I suggest you first study what Processes & threads are and also learn about how Address Spaces operate. A good book by Jeff Richter will help you outOriginally posted by Josh Kasten
What I want to do is to be able to read the RAM a program and its threads uses so how would I do this?
do you know a good tut instead of a book? I don't want to buy a book on just that.
int a; don't make a program without it.