Kernel.cs using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Text; using HANDLE = System.IntPtr; using HWND = System.IntPtr; namespace Win32 { public struct OVERLAPPED { public int Internal; public int InternalHigh; public int offset; p
Normal Windows GUI applications work with messages that are sent to a window or control and the control reacts on these messages. This technology can easily be used to control other applications. A quite nice start can give the CWindow article on Cod
Article 1:Loading Win32/64 DLLs "manually" without LoadLibrary() The most important steps of DLL loading are: Mapping or loading the DLL into memory. Relocating offsets in the DLL using the relocating table of the DLL (if present). Resolving t
using System; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Text; using HANDLE = System.IntPtr; using HWND = System.IntPtr; using HDC = System.IntPtr; namespace Win32 { public struct RECT//Ward { public int left; public int top; public int right