DkmProcess.StoppingEventProcessingContinue Method
Definition
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StoppingEventProcessingContinue is called by the base debug monitor on the event thread. This method is called after all stopping events within the current batch have been issued (ex: called DkmRuntimeBreakpoint.OnHit). This method will notify components which have implemented a stopping event notification interface and will call into the execution manager to slip the process to a safe point. The base debug monitor must call StoppingEventProcessingContinue after any successful call to StoppingEventProcessingBegin. the base debug monitor after it has issued all stopping events.
A base debug monitor should expect to be reentrantly called while it is in this method.
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Microsoft::VisualStudio::Debugger::DkmStoppingEventProcessingNextAction StoppingEventProcessingContinue();public:
Microsoft::VisualStudio::Debugger::DkmStoppingEventProcessingNextAction StoppingEventProcessingContinue();Microsoft::VisualStudio::Debugger::DkmStoppingEventProcessingNextAction StoppingEventProcessingContinue();public Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.DkmStoppingEventProcessingNextAction StoppingEventProcessingContinue ();member this.StoppingEventProcessingContinue : unit -> Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.DkmStoppingEventProcessingNextActionPublic Function StoppingEventProcessingContinue () As DkmStoppingEventProcessingNextActionReturns
[Out] Status code returned to the base debug monitor to indicate the next action to take in stopping event processing.