by G. Turgi » Sun, 09 Apr 2006 15:47:53
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> I have been searching for days to find the technique to do it in windows.
Well, once you are speaking about performance counters, you are, apparently,
working on some monitoring tool that is meant to be used only on the test
machines, so that there is a good chance that MSFT guidelines for writing
"good" drivers don't really apply here - probably, you can afford something
"not-so-conventional" in your situation.......
Anton Bassov
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