I am facing linker error with my code. I am trying to compile with Visual Studio command Prompt (2010) in Win-7 X64 bit m/c.
I am building a driver and i want to read some files. Is there any way to use \"ZwReadFile()\" or a similar function to read the
I am developing a device driver in Visual C++. I need to convert a character array to Unicode as well as
I want to call some Native API function from the user mode with C++. I was wond开发者_如何学运维ering if it is possible to circumvent the Windows API interface
Has anyone managed to figure out how asynchronous calls to NtQueryDirectoryFile work? By an asynchronous call, I mean calling NtQueryDirectoryFile on directories not开发者_如何学JAVA opened with FILE
Windows has support for SIGINT in console applications in response to Ctrl-C. This implies Windows has functionality to interrupt a running thread from a remote thread (process even!) and invoke a sig
In Native API Microsoft exports two versions of each api call, one prefixed with Zw and one with Nt, for eg. ZwCreateThread and NtCreateThread.
The TEB on 32-bit Windows is located at fs:[0x0018]. What exactly is found in those 24 bytes between fs:0 and fs:0x18? (Yes, I know this undo开发者_高级运维cumented and subject to change, but it\'d be
I\'m quite curious about the Windows Native API. I have been searching around the net and have failed to find an example of calling a Native API function from user-mode. I believe I have a basic grasp
Recently I\'ve been using lot of assembly language in *NIX operating systems. I was wondering about the Windows domain.