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真的在Windows中杀死一个进程

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偶尔，Windows机器上的程序会发疯，只是挂起。所以我将调用任务管理器并点击“结束进程”按钮。但是，这并不总是有效; 如果我尝试了足够多次，那么它通常会最终死亡，但我真的希望能够立即杀死它。在Linux上我可以 kill -9 来保证进程会死掉。这也可用于编写批处理脚本，编写批处理脚本是编程。 Windows中是否有一些程序或命令会一直杀死进程？一个免费的第三方应用程序没问题，虽然我更愿意能够在我第一次坐下来的机器上这样做。 #1楼设置AT命令以将任务管理器或进程资源管理器作为SYSTEM运行。 AT 12:34 /interactive "C:/procexp.exe" 如果进程资源管理器在你的根C驱动器中，那么这将打开它作为SYSTEM，你可以杀死任何进程而不会获得任何访问被拒绝错误。将此设置为将来的一分钟，然后它会弹出给你。 #2楼 JosepStyons是对的。打开cmd.exe并运行 taskkill /im processname.exe /f 如果有错误说，错误：无法终止带有PID 1234的进程“process.exe”。原因：访问被拒绝。然后尝试以管理员身份运行cmd.exe。 #3楼 Process Hacker 有许多方法可以杀死进程。（右键单击该进程，然后转到Miscellaneous-> Terminator。） #4楼

How readily do unterminated char arrays in C++?

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问题 Sorry if this is solvable via Google -- I couldn't find anything. char foo[4] = "abcd"; is invalid in C++ (due to the need for '\0' terminator) but IIRC valid in C -- is that correct? I have a set of structs with a large number of "fixed length" character fields that are to be blank-padded and not '\0' terminated. I would like to be able to do the usual sort of struct initialization -- you know mystruct bar = {17, "abcd", 0x18, "widget ", ... But I can't do that in C++. One solution I guess

Help with 'Terminator' config, or any tool that can do the same functionality

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问题 During developing a project I had to open multiple tabs in gnome-terminal, some of them as just output streams, others for the shell prompt. Is their a way to automate this task. Like running a script that automatically opens multiple terminals and run certain commands on each of them, and these terminals are displayed vertically or horizontally rather than in tabs ( or different windows ) like grid-display or something. 'Terminator' does exactly what I want, but I just can't configure it to

Memcpy, string and terminator

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问题 I have to write a function that fills a char* buffer for an assigned length with the content of a string. If the string is too long, I just have to cut it. The buffer is not allocated by me but by the user of my function. I tried something like this: int writebuff(char* buffer, int length){ string text="123456789012345"; memcpy(buffer, text.c_str(),length); //buffer[length]='\0'; return 1; } int main(){ char* buffer = new char[10]; writebuff(buffer,10); cout << "After: "<<buffer<<endl; } my

Setting Title for Tabs in Terminator (Console Application) in Ubuntu

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问题 Is there way to set terminator (Version: 0.95ppa1) title of tabs to a different string via bash command-line (CLI)? I plan to use this feature with AutoKey and I can open multiple machines at same time and set title to Name of the machine its connected to. 回答1: ORIG=$PS1 TITLE="\e]2;\"This is just crazy enough to work\"\a" PS1=${ORIG}${TITLE} Resets title to "This is just crazy enough to work" This should apply to all xterm-style terminal emulators. 回答2: Add follwing in your .bashrc file by

Converting a C-ctyle string encoded as a character array to a Java String

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问题 I have a C-style string encoded as an array of characters in Java, but I would like to convert this array to a Java String. I tried using the matching constructor call, String toRet = new String(new char[]{'B','A','D','\0', 'G', 'A', 'R', 'B', 'A', 'G', 'E'}); System.out.println(Arrays.toString(toRet.toCharArray())); But the result is incorrect, and in fact oddly buggy. Here's what the above code outputs: [B, A, D, And here's what I want [B, A, D] I'm running on openJdk6 on Ubuntu. I haven't

Can't see past the NULL Terminator

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问题 I've been struggling with this for a while. I created a utility that allows you to open .TXT files. These text files contain PCL (Print Command Language). When I import a new file, it is being truncated by a \0 (NULL Terminator character). Because PCL files contain graphic images randomly throughout everything I import is truncated at the first bitmap image because the bitmap images start with NULL. This is the exact issue as seen here: Displaying Raw Data From Image File Using TextBox or

In SQL Server bulk insert, how do I use higher ASCII characters for Field and Row terminators

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问题 I have a bulk insert that works on SQL Server 2000 that I'm trying to run on SQL Server 2008 R2, but it's not working as I had hoped. I've been successfully running these bulk inserts into SQL 2000 with the following: Format file: 8.0 9 1 SQLCHAR 0 0 "ù" 1 Col1 "" 2 SQLCHAR 0 0 "ù" 2 Col2 "" 3 SQLCHAR 0 0 "ù" 3 Col3 "" 4 SQLCHAR 0 0 "ù" 4 Col4 "" 5 SQLCHAR 0 0 "ù" 5 Col5 "" 6 SQLCHAR 0 0 "ú" 6 Col6 "" 7 SQLCHAR 0 0 "" 0 Col7 "" 8 SQLCHAR 0 0 "" 0 Col8 "" 9 SQLCHAR 0 0 "" 0 Col9 "" Data file:

Llvm Remove Terminator Instruction

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问题 I want to remove an UnreachableInst since a previous transformation has made it reachable. However, calling eraseFromParent() gives me a malformed BasicBlock since the UnreachableInst is the terminator of its BasicBlock. How do I fix the BasicBlock to terminate at the instruction previous to the UnreachableInst? 回答1: Every basic block must end with a terminator. I think that the most straightforward way to remove the unreachable instruction, then, is to replace it with another terminator -

Writing a stream protocol: Message size field or Message delimiter?

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问题 I am about to write a message protocol going over a TCP stream. The receiver needs to know where the message boundaries are. I can either send 1) fixed length messages, 2) size fields so the receiver knows how big the message is, or 3) a unique message terminator (I guess this can't be used anywhere else in the message). I won't use #1 for efficiency reasons. I like #2 but is it possible for the stream to get out of sync? I don't like idea #3 because it means receiver can't know the size of