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copied!<p>You can use the concept of the Dr Watson for detecting the crash and restarting the application. Use the following:</p> <p>Set a Timer like:</p> <pre><code>SetTimer( eIsDwwin, 30000, NULL); </code></pre> <p>This will check the Dr Watson process after every 30 seconds in the system process using the following:</p> <pre><code>void CMainFrame::OnTimer(UINT nIDEvent) { case eIsDwwin: HANDLE hndl = CreateToolhelp32Snapshot(TH32CS_SNAPPROCESS,0); DWORD dwsma = GetLastError(); DWORD dwExitCode = 0; PROCESSENTRY32 procEntry={0}; procEntry.dwSize = sizeof( PROCESSENTRY32 ); Process32First(hndl,&procEntry); do { if(((!strcmpi(procEntry.szExeFile,"dwwin.exe"))|| (!strcmpi(procEntry.szExeFile,"drwatson.exe"))|| (!strcmpi(procEntry.szExeFile,"drwtsn32.exe"))|| (!strcmpi(procEntry.szExeFile,"WerFault.exe"))) && (procEntry.th32ParentProcessID == GetCurrentProcessId())) { WSACleanup(); PostMessage( WM_CLOSE); Sleep(500); if(0==strcmpi(procEntry.szExeFile,"dwwin.exe")) { system("TASKKILL /IM dwwin.exe /F"); } else if(0==strcmpi(procEntry.szExeFile,"drwatson.exe")) { system("TASKKILL /IM drwatson.exe /F"); } else if(0==strcmpi(procEntry.szExeFile,"drwtsn32.exe")) { system("TASKKILL /IM drwtsn32.exe /F"); } else if(0==strcmpi(procEntry.szExeFile,"WerFault.exe")) { system("TASKKILL /IM WerFault.exe /F"); } else { system("TASKKILL /IM WerFault.exe /F"); } break; } } while(Process32Next(hndl,&procEntry)); CloseHandle(hndl); break; } } </code></pre> <p>This will close the application which has crashed, gracefully.</p> <p>Anothe way would be to use the Signal API in Windows for handling the exceptions and crashes.</p>

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