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Old 11-12-2007, 01:05 AM
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Memory scanning for running programs

Hello,
Do somebody suggest me an idea, how can I scan the memory for running programs? However the essance of my problem is: I wrote a small program, which is running on the Systray, but I'd like to scan the memory before executing my program, that THIS executing process starts the first instance of the program, and if not, warns the user, or simply restore it from the memory instead of running twice.
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Look into the design pattern "Singleton" - you will probably use a MuTex which is setup for multi-threaded instances. It allows only 1 instance at a time.
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