iirc one of them is reversible while the other is not. I've used the hooked stuff from time to time to hijack a function without impairing its normal operation, but adding a single instruction (or function call) to it.
iirc one of them is reversible while the other is not. I've used the hooked stuff from time to time to hijack a function without impairing its normal operation, but adding a single instruction (or function call) to it.
"Does not work" is an error report for a bug between keyboard and chair.
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kung foo man (1st October 2019)
Yes, the call hook can easily be repaired by putting the original function address there again. For the other one you need to repair the function itself or creating a 'trampoline' to have the original function procedure executed.
kung foo man (1st October 2019),Mitch (1st October 2019)