Sid Lekster
10-04-2004, 02:27
Encontré este archivo, "axctrnm.h", en Windows/System32 de Windows XP, y tiene este contenido:
/*================================================= ==================
Microsoft Denali
Microsoft Confidential.
Copyright 1996 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
Component: Main
File: axctrnm.h
Owner: LeiJin
Abstract:
Offset definition file for counter objects and counters.
These relative offsets must start at 0 and be multiples of 2. (i.e.)
even numbers). In the Open Procedure, they will be added to the "First
Counter" and "First Help" values for the device they belong to, in order
to determine the absolute location of the counter and object names and
corresponding Explain text in the registry.
This file is used by the extensible counter DLL code as well as the
counter name and Explain text definition (.INI) file that is used
by LODCTR to load the names into the registry.
================================================== =================*/
#define AXSOBJ 0
#define DEBUGDOCREQ 2
#define REQERRRUNTIME 4
#define REQERRPREPROC 6
#define REQERRCOMPILE 8
#define REQERRORPERSEC 10
#define REQTOTALBYTEIN 12
#define REQTOTALBYTEOUT 14
#define REQEXECTIME 16
#define REQWAITTIME 18
#define REQCOMFAILED 20
#define REQBROWSEREXEC 22
#define REQFAILED 24
#define REQNOTAUTH 26
#define REQNOTFOUND 28
#define REQCURRENT 30
#define REQREJECTED 32
#define REQSUCCEEDED 34
#define REQTIMEOUT 36
#define REQTOTAL 38
#define REQPERSEC 40
#define SCRIPTFREEENG 42
#define SESSIONLIFETIME 44
#define SESSIONCURRENT 46
#define SESSIONTIMEOUT 48
#define SESSIONSTOTAL 50
#define TEMPLCACHE 52
#define TEMPLCACHEHITS 54
#define TEMPLCACHETRYS 56
#define TEMPLFLUSHES 58
#define TRANSABORTED 60
#define TRANSCOMMIT 62
#define TRANSPENDING 64
#define TRANSTOTAL 66
#define TRANSPERSEC 68
#define MEMORYTEMPLCACHE 70
#define MEMORYTEMPLCACHEHITS 72
#define MEMORYTEMPLCACHETRYS 74
¿Qué es Microsoft Denali, y por qué en Windows XP aparece un "software" del año 1996?
/*================================================= ==================
Microsoft Denali
Microsoft Confidential.
Copyright 1996 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
Component: Main
File: axctrnm.h
Owner: LeiJin
Abstract:
Offset definition file for counter objects and counters.
These relative offsets must start at 0 and be multiples of 2. (i.e.)
even numbers). In the Open Procedure, they will be added to the "First
Counter" and "First Help" values for the device they belong to, in order
to determine the absolute location of the counter and object names and
corresponding Explain text in the registry.
This file is used by the extensible counter DLL code as well as the
counter name and Explain text definition (.INI) file that is used
by LODCTR to load the names into the registry.
================================================== =================*/
#define AXSOBJ 0
#define DEBUGDOCREQ 2
#define REQERRRUNTIME 4
#define REQERRPREPROC 6
#define REQERRCOMPILE 8
#define REQERRORPERSEC 10
#define REQTOTALBYTEIN 12
#define REQTOTALBYTEOUT 14
#define REQEXECTIME 16
#define REQWAITTIME 18
#define REQCOMFAILED 20
#define REQBROWSEREXEC 22
#define REQFAILED 24
#define REQNOTAUTH 26
#define REQNOTFOUND 28
#define REQCURRENT 30
#define REQREJECTED 32
#define REQSUCCEEDED 34
#define REQTIMEOUT 36
#define REQTOTAL 38
#define REQPERSEC 40
#define SCRIPTFREEENG 42
#define SESSIONLIFETIME 44
#define SESSIONCURRENT 46
#define SESSIONTIMEOUT 48
#define SESSIONSTOTAL 50
#define TEMPLCACHE 52
#define TEMPLCACHEHITS 54
#define TEMPLCACHETRYS 56
#define TEMPLFLUSHES 58
#define TRANSABORTED 60
#define TRANSCOMMIT 62
#define TRANSPENDING 64
#define TRANSTOTAL 66
#define TRANSPERSEC 68
#define MEMORYTEMPLCACHE 70
#define MEMORYTEMPLCACHEHITS 72
#define MEMORYTEMPLCACHETRYS 74
¿Qué es Microsoft Denali, y por qué en Windows XP aparece un "software" del año 1996?