Probably this already was answered here, but i not found.
Then i want know how execute a c++ console application/service (installs itself as service) of way that i can see all output's (printf()
) during your execution (similar to how happens in a normal console application when system("pause");
is used in main()
)? until now i'm able to see you console window only while Avast DeepScreen is executing he :-).
Thanks in advance.
EDITION:
I already insert getchar();
in ServiceMain()
and a while (true) ... Sleep()
but without success.
A service does not have a console window. And even if it did, a service does not run in an interactive desktop, so you couldn't see such a window anyway.
You need to rethink your logging approach. Either
write your log messages to the Windows Event Log, and use the Windows Event Viewer to see the messages.
create a separate visual app that runs in the user's interactive desktop and communicates with the service process to receive log messages. Then you can display the messages however you want.