> You could use the ReadDirectoryChangesW in overlapped
> mode. I've never tried it, so I don't know how
> robust it would be. Why is it a problem to have
> "multiple programs" running? And is that simply
> multiple threads, or multiple processes?
I used overlapped in my program, it runs about 1 we
rohit wrote:
> hello
> well in my implementation of readdirectorychangesw i am using
> threading that is multiple programs run simultaneously each program
> monitoring one drive for changes.
> is their a way around this...one program for all drives?
> thanks
You could use the ReadDirectoryChangesW
hello
well in my implementation of readdirectorychangesw i am using
threading that is multiple programs run simultaneously each program
monitoring one drive for changes.
is their a way around this...one program for all drives?
thanks
rohit
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> i have designed a desktop search utility in python and a file system
> monitoring using readdirectorychangesw from win32api but for eg. it
> has a high cpu utilization (using a 2GHz processor).
I don't think so. I just build a service to monitor a directory
changes using readdirectorychangesw, t
hello,
i have designed a desktop search utility in python and a file system
monitoring using readdirectorychangesw from win32api but for eg. it
has a high cpu utilization (using a 2GHz processor).
a solution ntfs change journal proposed here works only for ntfs
partitions
is there another low (proc
