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Object Inheritance
When you create a process with the CreateProcess function, you can specify that the process inherit handles to mutex, event,
semaphore, or timer objects using the SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES structure. The handle inherited by the process has the same access to the
object as the original handle. The inherited handle appears in the handle table of
the created process, but you must communicate the handle value to the created
process. You can do this by specifying the value as a command-line argument
when you call CreateProcess. The created process then uses the GetCommandLine function to retrieve the command-line string and convert the handle argument
into a usable handle. For more information about object inheritance, see Processes and Threads.
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