Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of w32apimon

Timestamp:

Aug 28, 2008, 8:01:02 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

rplessl

Comment:

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w32apimon

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 == Win32::Monitoring::DLLInject ==
 
-The Win32::Monitoring::DLLInject module provides a mechanism allowing a Perl pro
-gram to inject (self written) code into a running Windows program or a DLL. This
- functionality can be used for patching or instrumenting code.
+The Win32::Monitoring::DLLInject module provides a mechanism allowing a Perl program to inject (self written) code into a running Windows program or a DLL. This functionality can be used for patching or instrumenting code.
 
-Additionally, a communication channel using a Windows mailslot is set up. This c
-hannel can be used for sending information, e.g. status information or time meas
-urements, back to the Perl application that injected the code.
+Additionally, a communication channel using a Windows mailslot is set up. This channel can be used for sending information, e.g. status information or time measurements, back to the Perl application that injected the code.
 
-As a bonus, we provide an example for a DLL implementation that allows for adding time 
-measuring to any Win32 application without requiring further modules.
+As a bonus, we provide an example for a DLL implementation that allows for adding time measuring to any Win32 application without requiring further modules.
 
 == Win32::Monitoring::Session ==
 
-The Win32::Monitoring::Session module provides an interface to query Windows
-for additional session information. Most notably the exact logon time which
-seems to be rather difficult to get a hold of more or less portable way.
+The Win32::Monitoring::Session module provides an interface to query Windows for additional session information. Most notably the exact logon time which seems to be rather difficult to get a hold of more or less portable way.
 
-Note that windows seems to treat this kind of information as privileged. As
-a normal user you can only get information about your own processes and your
-own session. Admin will be better of in this respect.
+Note that windows seems to treat this kind of information as privileged. As a normal user you can only get information about your own processes and your own session. Admin will be better of in this respect.
 
 == Win32::Monitoring::!WindowPing ==
 
-The Win32::Monitoring::!WindowPing module provides a function to check if a
-windows desktop window was willing to respond to user input along with a set
-of companion functions such that you can implement a nice window alive
+The Win32::Monitoring::!WindowPing module provides a function to check if a windows desktop window was willing to respond to user input along with a set of companion functions such that you can implement a nice window alive
 program without requiring further modules.