Use the Toolhelp32 API to enumerate loaded Win32 modules. #892
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This PR replaces our call to
EnumProcessModules()
with one toCreateToolhelp32Snapshot(TH32CS_SNAPMODULE)
. Three reasons:EnumProcessModules()
requires us to specify a large, fixed-size buffer to contain all theHMODULE
handles;EnumProcessModules()
does not own any references to the handles it returns, meaning that a module can be unloaded while we are iterating over them (whileCreateToolhelp32Snapshot()
temporarily bumps the refcounts of the handles it produces); andCreateToolhelp32Snapshot()
lets us produce a lazy sequence ofHMODULE
values rather than an array, letting us write somewhat Swiftier code that uses it.The overhead of using
CreateToolhelp32Snapshot()
was negligible (below the noise level when measuring).Checklist: