| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, GenericAccessRights, ObjectAttributes, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, SafeFileHandle) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, GenericAccessRights, ObjectAttributes, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, IntPtr) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, GenericAccessRights, IntPtr, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, SafeFileHandle) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, GenericAccessRights, IntPtr, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, IntPtr) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, SectionAccessRights, ObjectAttributes, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, SafeFileHandle) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, SectionAccessRights, ObjectAttributes, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, IntPtr) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, SectionAccessRights, IntPtr, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, SafeFileHandle) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, SectionAccessRights, IntPtr, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, IntPtr) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, StandardAccessRights, ObjectAttributes, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, SafeFileHandle) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, StandardAccessRights, ObjectAttributes, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, IntPtr) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, StandardAccessRights, IntPtr, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, SafeFileHandle) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, StandardAccessRights, IntPtr, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, IntPtr) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, UInt32, ObjectAttributes, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, SafeFileHandle) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, UInt32, ObjectAttributes, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, IntPtr) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, UInt32, IntPtr, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, SafeFileHandle) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |
| NtCreateSection(IntPtr, UInt32, IntPtr, UInt64, MemoryProtectionOptions, SectionAttributes, IntPtr) | Creates a section object. A section object represents a section of memory that can be shared. A process can use a section object to share parts of its memory address space (memory sections) with other processes. Section objects also provide the mechanism by which a process can map a file into its memory address space. Each memory section has one or more corresponding views. A view of a section is a part of the section that is actually visible to a process. The act of creating a view for a section is known as mapping a view of the section. Each process that is manipulating the contents of a section has its own view; a process can also have multiple views (to the same or different sections). |