Yes, but closing the handle is semantically a different operation than reaping a process. You can close a handle to a process while the process is still running and it doesn't affect anything except that it frees up space in your process's handle table. You can also not close a handle, and if the process exits nothing bad will come of it. So closing the handle is more tied to the lifetime of the instantiated HostProcess , and independent of the actual process running on ths system.
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