I know that Scala supports call-by-name from ALGOL, and I think I understand what that means, but can Scala do call-by-reference like C#, VB.NET, and C++ can?I know that Java cannot do call-by-referen
pay attention to this code : #include <stdio.h> void a(int a, int b, int c) { char buffer1[5]; char buffer2[10];
The following image is from wikipedia entry on call stack and there is something that I don\'t understand completely:
This is not a particular function about EasyHook but about hooking in general. I want to hook a function with this signature:
I\'ve just been caught out when using someone else\'s API in conjunction with the default variable $_
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I am experiencing a crash, and while investigating I found myself totally blocked by the following code:
Is there a tool to show whether the 开发者_Go百科calling convention is _cdecl or _stdcall or else?Calling conventions are per function - not PE file.
Currently I am writing some assembly language procedures. As some convention says, when I want to return some value to the caller, say an integer, I should return it in the EAX register. Now I am wond
Is there a good re开发者_如何学JAVAason? Are their internal functions (not exported) also stdcall convention?It was an adaptation to the pascal calling convention for 32-bit code.Pascal was the calli
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