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MODULE_FLAGS

Used to describe a module.

enum enum_MODULE_FLAGS { 
   MODULE_FLAG_NONE        = 0x0000,
   MODULE_FLAG_SYSTEM      = 0x0001,
   MODULE_FLAG_SYMBOLS     = 0x0002,
   MODULE_FLAG_64BIT       = 0x0004,
   MODULE_FLAG_OPTIMIZED   = 0x0008,
   MODULE_FLAG_UNOPTIMIZED = 0x0010
};
typedef DWORD MODULE_FLAGS;
public enum enum_MODULE_FLAGS { 
   MODULE_FLAG_NONE        = 0x0000,
   MODULE_FLAG_SYSTEM      = 0x0001,
   MODULE_FLAG_SYMBOLS     = 0x0002,
   MODULE_FLAG_64BIT       = 0x0004,
   MODULE_FLAG_OPTIMIZED   = 0x0008,
   MODULE_FLAG_UNOPTIMIZED = 0x0010
};

Members

  • MODULE_FLAG_NONE
    Specifies no module.

  • MODULE_FLAG_SYSTEM
    Specifies a system module.

  • MODULE_FLAG_SYMBOLS
    Specifies a symbol module.

  • MODULE_FLAG_64BIT
    Specifies a 64-bit module.

  • MODULE_FLAG_OPTIMIZED
    Specifies the module has been optimized. This state is reflected in the Modules window.

  • MODULE_FLAG_UNOPTIMIZED
    Specifies the module has not been optimized. This state is reflected in the Modules window. This is the default state.

Remarks

Used for the m_dwModuleFlags member of the MODULE_INFO structure.

These flags may be combined with a bitwise OR.

Requirements

Header: msdbg.h

Namespace: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.Interop

Assembly: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.Interop.dll

See Also

Reference

Enumerations (Visual Studio Debugging)

MODULE_INFO