If I read it correctly, EasyHook64.dll is not found.
That's the error.
It is relevant.
Make sure it is in the same directory with your exe, or in %PATH%, or wherever
kernel.dll finds it.
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Please forgive me. I put the link to top. Unfortunately, there was no
preview, so I didn't know what kind of post I had.
22 Aralık 2019 Pazar 19:33:17 UTC+3 tarihinde Jan Mercl yazdı:
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> And sorry for me missing the playground link completely. I'm becoming
> gradually lost without my glasses. A
It was just for the messagebox error. Not for the others(powershell output
etc. [go build -v -x go-easyhook.go]). Don't get confused.
22 Aralık 2019 Pazar 19:29:51 UTC+3 tarihinde Jan Mercl yazdı:
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> On Sun, Dec 22, 2019, 17:24 Ahmet Tarık GUNAL > wrote:
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>> https://play.golang.org/p/MLxY6
Points well taken. Hadn't considered that simply caching should negate any
load time issues.
Also agreed, reinventing applets is probably a bad idea...
No more posting hare-brained ideas whilst half-asleep :)
Cheers,
-R.
On Sunday, 22 December 2019, Robert Engels wrote:
> Pretty much the JVM
The code from the std go/types package parses the demo code well on local
machine, but not in playground:
https://play.golang.org/p/BlHHgdscaXj
What is the cause?
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Pretty much the JVM in the browser all over again... if I can live long enough
maybe I can see people touting the ergonomics and simplicity of the 3270.
> On Dec 22, 2019, at 5:33 AM, 'Axel Wagner' via golang-nuts
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> ISTM that this requires being able to distribute the runtime of th
ISTM that this requires being able to distribute the runtime of the
language separately from the "user code" and link them together again
successfully. Once you have that - it seems a problem far better solved by
decent caching. That is, as a Go-user, I'd put a "load Go runtime from
https://golang.
Crazy idea, but:
Now that wasm is 'official', why not push browser vendors to put the Go
runtime/stdlib, built for wasm, right into the browser so it doesn't need
to be downloaded with every single *.wasm project?
Of course, to be fair, not just Go -- why not also python-wasm-runtime,
c-wasm-runt
Oh my gosh. You could have saved all the time for writing that long long
question if someone had told you before that GOPATH is a thing of the past.
Go has a new package dependency management system called Go Modules, and this
removes the need for a central source code workspace.
See https://
