I may have more later.
These are really not mine, but hitchhikr's.
SERVICE_CONFIG_DESCRIPTION equ 1
SERVICE_DESCRIPTIONA STRUCT
lpDescription LPSTR 0
SERVICE_DESCRIPTIONA ENDS
SERVICE_DESCRIPTION TEXTEQU <SERVICE_DESCRIPTION>
I was adapting his Service Framework for a Compaq Keyboard Button mapper.
Regards, P1 :8)
P1,
Has Hutch updated these or are we on our own in this regard for NT Service Manager Additions?
NPNW
Well, I'm very practical programmer. So waiting, is not an option.
I put them in the source code until they come out in an updated windows.inc file. I do usually have a comment by them to jog my memory the next time a project like this one comes up.
On top of that, it keeps up the awareness and skills of our great passion.
Regards, P1 :8)
P1,
That sounds like a good plan.
What problems have you run into with Windows servers on breaking up problems?
Where is the threshold that starts causeing problems?
Any advice or pointers would be nice :bg
NPNW
Quote from: NPNW on February 14, 2006, 02:47:38 PM
What problems have you run into with Windows servers on breaking up problems?
Where is the threshold that starts causeing problems?
I do what's best for me and my style of programming.
I have modified the original MASM32 files and kept a backup for when I know it will impact a number of projects. At times, it's a single use kind of thing and keep what I need in the project asm file.
Regards, P1 :8)