(Ren X-N) How to mask others task when I test the memory in win95?

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3 total messages Started by Ren X-N Tue, 11 Aug 1998 00:00

#334

Author: Ren X-N
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1998 00:00

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How to mask others task?
I have to write a program to test memory in win95, but I don't want others
program to modify it when I test.
How can I do?

Thanks

Ren X-N

Re: (Ren X-N) How to mask others task when I test the memory in win95?

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Author: Russell Davis
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1998 00:00

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Ren X-N wrote in message <6qoqbb$cq7$1@clinux.ml.org>...
:How to mask others task?
:I have to write a program to test memory in win95, but I don't want
others
:program to modify it when I test.
:How can I do?


I'm pretty sure that would be impossible.  That's why most programs like
that only run in DOS!  BTW, please don't cross-post to so many
newsgroups next time, it's very rude!

---Russell Davis

Re: (Ren X-N) How to mask others task when I test the memory in win95?

#352

Author: Michael Kissin
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1998 00:00

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Ren X-N wrote:

> How to mask others task?
> I have to write a program to test memory in win95, but I don't want others
> program to modify it when I test.
> How can I do?

So, you want to be able to block other apps' access to RAM? Move to DOS.
Seriously, I don't thing that you can under Windows, that is the whole beauty
of Windows multitasking system. A good example of this is that the Microsoft
Defrag app that comes with win95 has to restart the job whenever another
application (or Windows!) writes to the drive in the middle of the job.

Michael K

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