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On a 64-bit Windows platform, a process can run as either an x86 or x64 process.
On a Windows on Arm platform, a process can run as an x86, x64, ARM64, or ARM process.
In which attribute can I store architecture information related to a process?
I see there is an xattributes attribute to store process extended attributes.
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On a 64-bit Windows platform, a process can run as either an x86 or x64 process.
On a Windows on Arm platform, a process can run as an x86, x64, ARM64, or ARM process.
In which attribute can I store architecture information related to a process?
I see there is an
xattributes
attribute to store process extended attributes.Would something look like this?
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