howto check if it is a 32Bit or 16Bit Application?

Discussion in 'Trojan Defence Suite' started by averhuls, Mar 31, 2004.

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  1. averhuls

    averhuls Guest

    Perhaps this is a old question, but as you can see in the name,
    i am more of a Unixman then a XPman

    I am trying to study on,and learn a bit more about XP, the xx-th OS,
    i have to work with.

    When i was looking at the memory management of 16Bits Apllications (XP),
    i noticed that those applications are still able to wander quitte clumsily into the memory in a shared address space or shared memory heaps/system recources used by other 16-bits applications.
    (Unless you manually force them not to do so)

    For 32Bit Applications those problems are solved.

    But how can i check if the application or process is 16 or 32Bit ?

    I thought that i saw something like this info , flashing by,
    while scanning in TDS,but i am not sure.

    I have TDS-3 , PG, PE, APT,APM etc. on my system, but if it is
    in there, i must have overlooked it.
     
  2. averhuls

    averhuls Guest

    Can TDS or PE check if the application or process is 16Bit or 32Bit ?
     
  3. Jooske

    Jooske Registered Member

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    Hi again, i remember only in windows the system info > software > loaded 16 bit modules / loaded 32 bits modules
    but guess that is not what you're looking for.
     
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