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HI

If you have
 access to MSDN, there is a under the hood article on the Performance
counters. That's basically where
all the information you are looking for are stored uptodate by the system.

This article is very clear and comes with the complete code needed to
implement a Process Walker...

Hope it helped.

Stephane
sbarthes@msn.com
Frans Unosson wrote in message <36376A85.3440D91@telia.com>...
>Hi!
>
>I'm wondering how to write an executable that snapshots and lists all
>active processes
>and prints their PIDs, names and CPU times in a console window, rather
>like the "ps"
>command in UNIX. (Or like the list displayed in the TaskManager in NT).
>Something like this:
>>ps
>PID   CPU    Name
>123     12%    someservice.exe
>231     1%      notepad.exe
>
>I suppose one could loop for(PID=0;PID<1000;PID++), do a OpenProcess()
>on every
>possible PID, and if a handle is recieved, print out the PID.
>But how can I find out the name of a process with a certain PID?
>How can I get the processes current CPU usage?
>
>I would also like to write a "kill"-command, that could terminate a
>process given its
>PID. The latter is probably easier, just do a OpenProcess(), and then
>Terminate()?
>(Ugly, but still...)
>
>Maybe someone or some company allready has these commands available for
>NT?
>Code examples?
>
>Regards
>/Frans Unosson
>mailto:frans@telia.com
>
>
>