Re: Create Thread problem
- From: "Saurav" <ursaurav@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 25 Aug 2006 03:55:33 -0700
actually i also wanted to do that but that would be my last option.
That's why i want to change the parent process for the thread or make
the process orphan. If anybody is having any idea to it that ways then
please share with me.
Chris Becke wrote:
"Saurav" <ursaurav@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks Ara for the reply. Actually problem is that i have created a
process which further creates a process in debug mode and a thread is
running in that parent process which receives all the debug events. But
the problem is that when the parent process is killed the debugger
thread is also getting killed which in turn kills the child process,
because killing the debugger will also kill the debugee. So i want that
even if the parent process gets killed the debugger thread should keep
running so that child process doesn't gets killed. I hope now you
understand the problem.
Then dont kill the debugger. i.e. dont kill the parent process.
Either re-architect the parent process such that the "main" thread calls
ExitThread() rather than ExitProcess() to exit (not that, simply returning
from main()/WinMain() causes the CRT to call exit() which calls
ExitProcess() on your behalf.). This may leave too many resources comitted
to that process, in which case, create a third process to host the debug
thread.
.
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