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Figure 13-1: Diagram of a crash handler AddCrashHandlerLimitModule is where you add a module to limit the crash handling All you need to pass to this function is the HMODULE for the module in question If you have multiple modules that you want to limit crash handling to, just call AddCrashHandlerLimitModule for each one The array of module handles is allocated from the main process heap As you look at the various functions in Listing 13-4, you'll notice that I don't make any C runtime library calls Because the crash handler routines are called only in extraordinary situations, I can't rely on the run time being in a stable state To clean up any memory that I allocated, I use an automatic static class whose destructor is called when BUGSLAYERUTILDLL is unloaded.

Microsoft (R) .NET Global Assembly Cache Utility. Version 1.0.3415.0 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1998 2001. All rights reserved. Usage: Gacutil <option> [<parameters>] Options: /i Installs an assembly to the global assembly cache. Include the name of the file containing the manifest as a parameter. Example: /i myDll.dll /if Installs an assembly to the global assembly cache and forces overwrite if assembly already exists in cache. Include the name of the file containing the manifest as a parameter. Example: /if myDll.dll /ir Installs an assembly to the global assembly cache with traced reference. Include the name of file containing manifest, reference scheme, ID and description as parameters. Example: /ir myDll.dll FILEPATH c:\apps\myapp.exe MyApp /u[ngen] Uninstalls an assembly. Include the name of the assembly to remove as a parameter. If ngen is specified, the assembly is removed from the cache of ngen d files, otherwise the assembly is removed from the global assembly cache. Examples:. /ungen myDll /u myDll,Version=1.1.0.0,Culture=en,PublicKeyToken=874e23ab874e23ab /ur Uninstalls an assembly reference. Include the name of the assembly, type of reference, ID and data as parameters. Example: /ur myDll,Version=1.1.0.0,Culture=en,PublicKeyToken=874e23ab874e23ab FILEPATH c:\apps\myapp.exe MyApp /uf Forces uninstall of an assembly by removing all install references. Include the full name of the assembly to remove as a parameter. Assembly will be removed unless referenced by Windows Installer. Example: /uf myDll,Version=1.1.0.0,Culture=en,PublicKeyToken=874e23ab874e23ab /l

// Create a boxed Int32 Object o = 5; // Unbox it into a Nullable<Int32> and into an Int32 Int32 a = (Int32 ) o; // a = 5 Int32 b = (Int32) o; // b = 5

CREATE TABLE dbo.BOM ( partid INT NOT NULL REFERENCES dbo.Parts, assemblyid INT NULL REFERENCES dbo.Parts, unit VARCHAR(3) NOT NULL, qty DECIMAL(8, 2) NOT NULL, UNIQUE(partid, assemblyid), CHECK (partid <> assemblyid) ); INSERT INTO dbo.BOM(partid, assemblyid, unit, qty) VALUES( 1, NULL, 'EA', 1.00);

Let s try a few simple queries using spatial operators to perform tests on the relationships between objects . First, let s see which points intersect the polygon Area1:

<configuration> <startup> <requiredRuntime version="v1.0.3706.000" safemode="false"/> </startup> </configuration>

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I also provide a couple of functions that allow you to get the size of the limit module array and a copy of the array GetLimitModuleCount and GetLimitModulesArray I'll leave it up to you to write a RemoveCrashHandlerLimitModule function One interesting aspect of the implementation in CRASHHANDLERCPP is how I handle initializing the DBGHELPDLL symbol engine Because the crash handler code can be called at any time, I needed a way to get all the process's modules loaded at the time of the crash SymInitialize will take care of this automatically for you by setting its third parameter, fInvadeProcess, to TRUE Another interesting aspect to the code is the way I deal with ANSI characters in a Unicode world.

The members variable is a reference to an array in which each element identifies a public member defined by MyType and any of its base types, such as SystemObject If you were to query the DeclaringType property for the MemberInfo element identifying the ToString method, you d see MyType returned because MyType declares a ToString method On the other hand, if you were to query the DeclaringType property for the MemberInfo element identifying the Equals method, you d see SystemObject returned because Equals is declared by SystemObject, not by MyType The ReflectedType property always returns MyType because this was the type specified when GetMembers was called to perform the reflection Each element of the array returned by calling GetMembers is a reference to one of the concrete types in the hierarchy (unless the BindingFlagsDeclaredOnly flag is specified) .