On Fri, Oct 25, 2024 at 8:34 AM rudeus greyrat
wrote:
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> In cpp (and other LLVM based languages), the windows API function address is
> taken from the DLL after it has been loaded in the Virtual Memory space (or
> at least something like that).
>
> In go, everything is wrapped around that Sysca
Hello,
In cpp (and other LLVM based languages), the windows API function address
is taken from the DLL after it has been loaded in the Virtual Memory space
(or at least something like that).
In go, everything is wrapped around that SyscallN function, which sadly I
am not understanding how it w
