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这里面包含了很多的工具, 其中有DbgView这个非常方便的工具, 如进行VC编时, 在程序中加一句OutputDebugString("debug info"), 就可输出信息到DbgView这个工

                                      of processes referenced by handles. For 
                                      thread handles you will be shown the corresponding 
                                      thread's process name and ID, as well as 
                                      the thread's ID. </p>
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                                  <td colspan="3" height="40" valign="middle"><span class='sectionheader'>DLL 
                                    Mode</span></td>
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                                    <p>Select the &#147;View DLLs&#148; menu item 
                                      or the equivalent toolbar button to switch 
                                      to DLL mode. In this mode loaded DLLs are 
                                      listed in the bottom window . If you double-click 
                                      on a DLL, or press the properties toolbar 
                                      button, <i>Process Explorer</i> will present a properties 
                                      dialog with detailed version information. 
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                                      If you're running on Windows NT/2K, the 
                                      &quot;MM&quot; column indicates whether 
                                      the corresponding file has been memory-mapped 
                                      rather than loaded as a module. This corresponds 
                                      to an applications use of MapViewOfFile. 
                                      If a file is memory-mapped the base and 
                                      size columns indicate the virtual address 
                                      range where the file has been mapped. If 
                                      you are unable to delete a file and don&#146;t 
                                      find any handle references to it, the file 
                                      may have been memory mapped, since WinNT/2K 
                                      does not let memory mapped files be deleted 
                                      or portions of a file that have been mapped 
                                      be truncated.</p>
                                    <p>Select the Options|Highlight Relocated 
                                      DLLs to have Process Explorer highlight any DLLs 
                                      that were not loaded at their default base 
                                      address in yellow. This feature is intended 
                                      to help developers define base addresses 
                                      for their DLLs that result in no conflicts 
                                      and therefore provide optimal load times 
                                      and minimal memory footprints.</p>
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                                  <td colspan="3" height="40" valign="middle"><span class='sectionheader'>Refresh</span></td>
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                                  <td valign="TOP" colspan="3"> You can configure 
                                    Process Explorer to automatically refresh 
                                    at various intervals, or to pause the auto-refresh 
                                    and manually refresh the display. The F5 key 
                                    or the &quot;Refresh&quot; menu item will 
                                    cause <i>Process Explorer</i> to rescan process, 
                                    DLL and handle information. When you perform 
                                    a refresh <i>Process Explorer</i> highlights 
                                    entries that existed before the refresh but 
                                    not after in red. Process Explorer shows entries 
                                    that are new after the refresh in green. For 
                                    example, if you start a new process, that 
                                    process will display in green. This feature 
                                    makes it easier to see what&#146;s changed 
                                    across a refresh, and to find handle leaks.</td>
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                                  <td colspan="3" height="40" valign="middle"><span class='sectionheader'>Searching</span></td>
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                                  <td valign="TOP" colspan="3"> You can search 
                                    for processes that have particular DLLs loaded 
                                    or handles opened. The search dialog is activated 
                                    with the search toolbar button or its menu 
                                    item. Enter a substring in the edit box of 
                                    the search dialog and select the &quot;Search&quot; 
                                    button. If <i>Process Explorer</i> is in handle mode 
                                    it will search for opened handles that contain 
                                    the substring, but if it is in DLL mode it 
                                    will search for loaded DLLs that have the 
                                    substring in their path name. In either case, 
                                    all handles or DLLs are scanned, not just 
                                    those of the currently selected process.<br>
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                                    Selecting an entry in the result-pane of the 
                                    find dialog causes <i>Process Explorer</i> to locate 
                                    and display in the process and handle or DLL 
                                    view (as appropriate), the lines corresponding 
                                    to the entry you select. </td>
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                                  <td colspan="3" height="40" valign="middle"><span class='sectionheader'>Related 
                                    Tools</span></td>
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                                  <td valign="TOP" colspan="3"> Here are some 
                                    other handle and DLL viewing tools available 
                                    at Sysinternals: 
                                    <ul>
                                      <li><a
href="handle.shtml">Handle</a> - a command-line handle viewer for Win9x/Me and 
                                        NT/Win2K</li>
                                      <li><a
href="../../ntw2k/freeware/listdlls.shtml">ListDLLs</a> - a command-line DLL viewer 
                                        for Win9x/Me and NT/Win2K</li>
                                      <li><a href="pslist.shtml">PsList</a> - 
                                        loca/remote command-line process lister 
                                        for NT/Win2K</li>
                                      <li><a href="pskill.shtml">PsKill</a> - 
                                        local/remote command-line process killer 
                                        for NT/Win2K</li>
                                    </ul>
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                              <p><strong>In order to help us track its use, please 
                                download through the link that represents the 
                                operating system on which you will use or mostly 
                                use </strong><em><strong>Process Explorer. </strong></em><strong><br>
                                <br>
                                Note that the zip files are identical, and </strong><em><strong>Process Explorer</strong></em><strong> 
                                runs on all Windows platforms.</strong></p>
                              <p><a href="../../files/procexp9x.zip"><b>Download 
                                Process Explorer (x86 - 77KB) - you plan on using 
                                Process Explorer on Win9x/Me</b></a></p>
                              <p><a href="../../files/procexpnt.zip"><b>Download 
                                Process Explorer (x86 - 77KB) - you plan on using 
                                Process Explorer on WinNT/2K/XP</b></a></p>
                              <p><a href="../../files/handaxp.zip"><b>Download 
                                HandleExfor Compaq Alpha (69 KB)</b></a></p>
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