Re: wsh API Toolkit actX object, resurrected (take 2)...
- From: mr_unreliable <kindlyReplyToNewsgroup@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2007 13:28:21 -0400
Kevin Myers wrote:
Would you mind relating how you solved this problem, or perhaps be willing
to provide the new source code or a source code excerpt?
Kevin, I didn't solve the "Data Execution Prevention" (D.E.P.)
problem, microsoft solved it for me. If you search msdn, you
can find the fix.
In short, it amounts to this: instead of creating your machine
language instructions in a normal data array, you allocate some
memory from "the heap", and set a flag indicating that the
memory will be used for instruction execution. It's a bit of
additional hassle, but works as advertised. You then just go
ahead and create your machine language api calling sequence in
the memory that allows for instruction execution.
cheers, jw
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