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What's header file with these function

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    GflPower
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    EmptyWorkingSet EnumDeviceDrivers EnumProcesses EnumProcessModules GetDeviceDriverBaseName GetDeviceDriverFileName GetMappedFileName GetModuleBaseName GetModuleFileNameEx GetModuleInformation GetProcessMemoryInfo GetWsChanges InitializeProcessForWsWatch QueryWorkingSet is it psapi.h ? But i can't find it ? GFLPOWER

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      EmptyWorkingSet EnumDeviceDrivers EnumProcesses EnumProcessModules GetDeviceDriverBaseName GetDeviceDriverFileName GetMappedFileName GetModuleBaseName GetModuleFileNameEx GetModuleInformation GetProcessMemoryInfo GetWsChanges InitializeProcessForWsWatch QueryWorkingSet is it psapi.h ? But i can't find it ? GFLPOWER

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      The logical way to find this would be to use the windows find facility and look for the definition of one of these functions, that's assuming that the MSDN docs don't tell you. I presume that they do and that's why you know the name. If you can't find it ( perhaps by using that handy windows file find function again ), then there's a good chance it's in an SDK you need to download. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder

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