En Mon, 11 Jan 2010 23:33:23 -0300, Mario Alejandro Vilas Jerez
mvi...@gmail.com escribió:
But what I think you're really looking for is the Service Control
Manager:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms685150(VS.85).aspx
The ControlService API lets you stop services (among other
Is there a way to ensure that some cleanup code will get run whenever my
process terminates?
I've tried signal and try:finally:, while noting that, e.g., atexit says
it doesn't handle interrupts. I can catch many circumstances, but if I
kill the process from task manager my cleanup doesn't
If your process is being terminated forcefully (like from the task manager)
then you probably don't want to run any cleanup code. If you really must you
could code something in C, put it in a DLL library and have it executed in
DllMain when the library is unloaded. (And I think you'll still have
