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Trace Message Header File

A trace message header (TMH) file is a text file that contains declarations of functions and variables used by the tracing code that WPP generates. The header file also includes macros that add trace message formatting instructions to a PDB file of a trace provider, such as a kernel-mode driver or user-mode application.

WPP generates the TMH file automatically when you compile a trace provider that includes WPP macros. The TMH file has the same name as the source file, but with a .tmh file name extension. WPP saves the file in the same directory as the source file.

When you add the WPP macros to source code, you must also add an #include directive for the TMH file that WPP will generate. The include statement has the form:

#include SourceFileName.tmh

This include statement must appear after the definition of the WPP_CONTROL_GUIDS macro, but before any calls to the WPP macros.

For more information, see Adding WPP Macros to a Trace Producer and see TraceDrv, a sample driver that was designed for software tracing. The TraceDrv sample is available in the Windows driver samples repository on GitHub.