Detecting Windows NT/2K process execution

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// LockMgr.h
//
// SUBSYSTEM: 
//				Generic libraries
// MODULE:    
//				1. Interface and implementation for the CLockMgr class template.
//              2. Interface declaration of CCSWrapper CRITICAL_SECTION wrapper 
//
// DESCRIPTION:
//              
//
// AUTHOR:		Ivo Ivanov
//                                                                         
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef _LOCKMGR_H_
#define _LOCKMGR_H_

#if _MSC_VER > 1000
#pragma once
#endif // _MSC_VER > 1000

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Includes
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "Common.h"

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// class CCSWrapper 
//
// Win32 CRTICIAL_SECTION user object wrapper
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class CCSWrapper
{
public:
	CCSWrapper();
	virtual ~CCSWrapper();
	// 
	// This function waits for ownership of the specified critical section object 
	// 
	void Enter();
	//
	// Releases ownership of the specified critical section object. 
	// 
	void Leave();
private:
	CRITICAL_SECTION m_cs;
	long m_nSpinCount;
};



//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// class CLockMgr  
//
// Provides the access-control mechanism used in controlling access to a resource 
// in a multithreaded environment. This class is used in combination with 
// CCSWrapper and rather than direct calls for locking and unlocking shared 
// resources, it performs it in the constructor and the destructor of the class. 
// Having this approach we can just simply instantiate an object of type CCSWrapper 
// on the stack in the beginning of the target method. The object will be 
// automatically released when it goes out of the scope. This solves the issues 
// with exception handling of the protected by CCSWrapper code.
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
template <class T>
class CLockMgr  
{
public:
	//
	// Constructor
	//
	CLockMgr(T& lockObject, BOOL bEnabled):
		m_rLockObject( lockObject ),
		m_bEnabled( bEnabled )
	{
		if ( m_bEnabled )
			m_rLockObject.Enter();
	}
	//
	// Destructor
	//
	virtual ~CLockMgr()
	{
		if ( m_bEnabled )
			m_rLockObject.Leave();
	}
private:
	T&   m_rLockObject;
	BOOL m_bEnabled;
};

#endif //_LOCKMGR_H_

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