Clearing memory on windows shutdown
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I'm writing a prog that works in the background all the time. So it is loaded on windows startup and unloaded on shutdown. The question is: do I have to perform all the clean up like freeing dynamically allocated memory or uninstalling the hook when windows is being restarted or shut down. If yes then what what message is sent to my application to inform that windows is going to finish it's work? I do not get WM_DESTROY or WM_CLOSE like in the case when I terminate the program myself. Thanks.
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I'm writing a prog that works in the background all the time. So it is loaded on windows startup and unloaded on shutdown. The question is: do I have to perform all the clean up like freeing dynamically allocated memory or uninstalling the hook when windows is being restarted or shut down. If yes then what what message is sent to my application to inform that windows is going to finish it's work? I do not get WM_DESTROY or WM_CLOSE like in the case when I terminate the program myself. Thanks.