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.Net Change Processor Affinity to 0x000F?

Hatsune Miku 「　」
By Hatsune Miku 「　」
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I'm just guessing here but maybe this will work.

 

Given that (0x000f)16 = (15)10 and given the code sample here, try

process.ProcessorAffinity = CType(15, IntPtr)
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Hi for an API I'm working on, how do I parse the processor affinity of F or 0x000F to process.ProcessorAffinity - new IntPtr(F) as it has to take a valid integer?

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I'm just guessing here but maybe this will work.

 

Given that (0x000f)16 = (15)10 and given the code sample here, try

process.ProcessorAffinity = CType(15, IntPtr)
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I'm just guessing here but maybe this will work.

 

Given that (0x000f)16 = (15)10 and given the code sample here, try

process.ProcessorAffinity = CType(15, IntPtr)

Thank you. Works perfectly.

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Usually compilers will interpret integers as hex if you put 0x in front of them.

 

 

new IntPtr(0x0f) would probably work

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