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Monitoring Thread SizeHi,
I'm trying to write an application to monitor threads, which would work in a similar way to taskmanager except with threads and not processes. I'm having trouble however finding out how much memory each thread uses. I've tried using the HEAPENTRY32 & THREADENTRY32 structures to run through the heap but I cannot separate which bit of heap belongs to which thread, so its not much use to me. I've no idea if this is the easiest way of doing this, so if anyone knows a better way or how to make this way work then I'd be very grateful. Thanks Mark |
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