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![]() Hi
i have problems adding my dll and functions to my windows ce exe file using iidking. i like to know how can i manually do this,for example by using lordpe and puting it in the sections and how can i know more about those thunkfirst,thunkvalues and ...... regards |
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http://elfz.laacz.lv/ms_exe_spec.html there are also a lot of other good documents (O'Leary, Luevelsmeyer and so on), however it is just a strcture, and you find its definitions in winnt.h include file (search IMAGE_NT_HEADERS). When you add a dll/import by hand you just have to modify and probably relocate the import table pointed by the data directory Bye! AndreaGeddon |
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![]() Hello.
For future reference, the PE specification is available from Microsoft: Microsoft Portable Executable and Common Object File Format Specification Having not worked with CE myself I am unable to say anything about the actual format used. I did however find references to something called Common Executable Format (CEF) which appears to be a CE module with no native code in it, only byte code. I only barely skimmed the article though, so I wouldn't know how CEF relates to the PE format or if they are at all related. Any input on this would be appreicated... Regards, sna |