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ID: 26207, Detecting Suspend Time
Determines if Suspend is possible on the current system and if a suspend timer is actually on.
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For C++Builder, Version 6.0
to 7.0
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Updated on Sat, 01 Nov 2008 01:30:34 GMT
Originally uploaded on Sat, 01 Nov 2008 01:32:29 GMT
SHA1 Hash: EF33F2D670ADED198D906574F9AE9201B4D6E9E6
MD5 Hash: 4A8BEC19991CFF2B56593E497C5DBA05
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On some projects, I need to have up time always. Suspend affects my application's TCP services and causes data loss.
This code snippet, uses the Power Management APIs to detect and show how long it takes before your PC goes into a suspend state.
However another thing that can be done (and not demonstrated here) is to intercept the suspend call, and tell the system not to suspend.
This is a BCB6 Project so the header file powrprof.h is included.
It also demonstrates how to use LoadLibrary and GetProcAddress to call functions that your compiler may not yet support.
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