Visual C++ 2010 includes a number of new features for preventing data inconsistencies due to simultaneous updates of memory locations - a key challenge in parallel development.
Learn to inject your code into an Import Table of a Portable Executable file format. This is called the API redirection technique.
How to inject code into another processes address space, and then execute it in the context of this process.
Learn various techniques supported by Interprocess Communication (IPC). IPC is a mechanism by which the various processes share data among themselves.
The Win32 API provides a set of great libraries (PSAPI and ToolHelp [1]) that allow you to enumerate processes currently running in the system. Although these APIs are extremely powerful they don't permit you to get notifications when a new process starts or ends up. This article provides an efficient and robust technique based on a documented interface for achieving this goal
Detecting whether another instance of application already exists. Shows how to avoid having multiple copies of a program running.
Single interface for enumerating processes and modules under NT and Win9x/2K.
Console application process viewer that displays the information about the processes that are currently executing in the memory
Tray application that enables you to terminate any kind of running process in Windows NT/2000
Two utilities for launching NT application synchronously or asynchronously
Two low level utilities to examine Windows NT information such as processes, threads, windows, modules and objects.
Wraps the Microsoft Windows 2000 implementation of the industry standard WBEM
Very useful class that also includes the ability to filter out specific module names and types
