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Interface unit for sending debug messages to SysInternals ProcessMonitor « bl.OGware

Posted by jpluimers on 2015/02/10

Interesting, I never knew that [WayBack] Process Monitor has had an API to send messages to, but it has had this ability for almost 5 years: [Archive.is] See the I/O You Caused by Getting Your Diagnostic Tracing into Process Monitor | Wintellect.

I did know about [WayBack] OutputDebugString and the DBWIN protocols, but this was new.

The ZIP file for Process Monitor is offline (but you can find it by searching for ProcMonDebugOutput.zip), and contains .h files and a .NET example.

Thanks [WayBack] Oliver Giesen for the [WayBack] Delphi translation!

–jeroen

via: [WayBack] Interface unit for sending debug messages to SysInternals ProcessMonitor « bl.OGware.

[WayBack] Jeroen Pluimers on Twitter: “It looks like there is no @internetarchive archived version of ProcMonDebugOutput.zip , so anyone who has ever downloaded that file? It is for instance referenced from the book Windows Sysinternals Administrator’s Reference. CC @markrussinovich”

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