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Like the process kernel object, the thread kernel object is a small data structure that the operating system uses to manage the thread. The system then creates a thread kernel object (with a usage count of 1) for the new process's primary thread. The system then creates a virtual address space for the new process and loads the code and data for the executable file and any required DLLs into the process's address space. This process kernel object is not the process itself but a small data structure that the operating system uses to manage the process-you can think of the process kernel object as a small data structure that consists of statistical information about the process. When a thread calls CreateProcess, the system creates a process kernel object with an initial usage count of 1.
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You create a process with the CreateProcess function:īOOL CreateProcess( PCTSTR pszApplicationName, PTSTR pszCommandLine, PSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES psaProcess, PSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES psaThread, BOOL bInheritHandles, DWORD fdwCreate, PVOID pvEnvironment, PCTSTR pszCurDir, PSTARTUPINFO psiStartInfo, PPROCESS_INFORMATION ppiProcInfo)
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