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From: Mark de W. <de...@a-...> - 2002-04-24 10:03:32
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> From: rea...@li... > [mailto:rea...@li...]On Behalf Of Phillip > Susi > > USER objects are shared between processes, within a desktop or window > station I think. GDI objects are (mostly) process specific. I met a guy > on irc a few weeks ago who is working on a really kickass program > that digs > through the user/gdi handle table and lets you view the objects such as > bitmaps and whatnot. An MSDN magazine article from some time last year did exactly this. The author supplied a framework for detecting GDI resource leaks, and the viewing of GDI resources from the global GDI table (although I believe that this latter feature only works on Win9x, as the win2k architecture deals with GDI resources differently from win9x). Mark |