New FLhook

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M1C btw look

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/marshalCPPclass.aspx

M1C

Helloween, do you want me to write a C# plugin?

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Why not? Write SharpHook )

Goultek

Many thanks already for the advice and links, I will look into all that and see what i can come up with

My first languege was Basic… D’oh, really old stuff… From there I upgraded to Delphi which is very powerful, at least as powerful as C++ but all managed differently, all is object based and doing assembler code i think that i will have to grow myself a second head before I understand that lol… In Delphi no need to shift memory and so, it does it all on its own as C++

And if anyone has any leads on how and which routines need to be called and exported I will be greatful for it

Regards Alex

w0dk4

Goultek wrote:
In Delphi no need to shift memory and so, it does it all on its own as C++

With all due respect but I think you are confusing C++ with C#. C++ does not have automated memory management.

Goultek

Ah, that tells how much I know about C, C++, C#…Any advice is always welcome.

Alex.

C# isn’t really much to do with C/C++ at all; it uses .NET for it’s APIs and it’s syntax is like Java. C/C++ are compiled to machine code, C# isn’t.

Bas

To what is C# compiled then? To some kind of “intercode” such as Java? Means, that it get intepreted by the machine (an interpreter) an additional time?

Alex.

Java gets compiled to Java bytecode. My understanding of the runtime is that everything that can be run as machine code is compiled and executed, and the rest is interpreted.

C# is compiled to MS’s Common Intermediate Language and then assembled into a form of so called bytecode and a .NET assembly is created.

We seem to be heading off topic here though, let’s try to get back to the original topic so this thread doesn’t end up getting split.

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https://code.google.com/p/flhook-net/ something

NeXoSE

I’m looking forward to see if someone will reimplement FLHook with LISP which invented by John McCarthy and Paul Graham.