I tried to write add a service to lunch a usermode application. but wdm.h did not define a servicetype to 64bits ?
CreateService(…ServiceType…), are there anybody know how to evaluate the field “ServiceType”?
This is user mode stuff; it won’t be in ‘WDM.H.’ It’s in ‘WinSvc.H,’
but just include ‘Windows.H;’ that will pull it. This not really my
thing, but I don’t think that there is any designation for a 64 bit
service, per se. If you’re looking at the manifest constants with
‘WIN32’ in the them, they don’t mean, WIN32 in a strict sense. They
predate by quite a bit 64 bit Windows, and ‘Win32’ in general used to
serve to differentiate something from the ‘Win16’ version. It gets a
little confusing in some places.
Good luck,
mm
xxxxx@msn.com wrote:
I tried to write add a service to lunch a usermode application. but wdm.h did not define a servicetype to 64bits ?
CreateService(…ServiceType…), are there anybody know how to evaluate the field “ServiceType”?
x64 Windows can run both 32 and 64bit EXEs as services without any
additional registration.
–
Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP
StorageCraft Corporation
xxxxx@storagecraft.com
http://www.storagecraft.com
“Martin O’Brien” wrote in message
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> This is user mode stuff; it won’t be in ‘WDM.H.’ It’s in ‘WinSvc.H,’
> but just include ‘Windows.H;’ that will pull it. This not really my
> thing, but I don’t think that there is any designation for a 64 bit
> service, per se. If you’re looking at the manifest constants with
> ‘WIN32’ in the them, they don’t mean, WIN32 in a strict sense. They
> predate by quite a bit 64 bit Windows, and ‘Win32’ in general used to
> serve to differentiate something from the ‘Win16’ version. It gets a
> little confusing in some places.
>
> Good luck,
>
> mm
>
>
> xxxxx@msn.com wrote:
> > I tried to write add a service to lunch a usermode application. but wdm.h
did not define a servicetype to 64bits ?
> >
> > CreateService(…ServiceType…), are there anybody know how to
evaluate the field “ServiceType”?
> >
>