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pjd 23 Jul 2007, 10:49
how do I find out what functions are in this thing and how to call each of them (argument details and so on) I can't seem to find anything on msdn
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vid 23 Jul 2007, 11:33
MSDN doesn't care which function comes from which DLL. It divides functions by their purpose, not by DLL they come from.
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pjd 23 Jul 2007, 13:15
in that case where are command line functions documented? Things like print a line or something
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MHajduk 23 Jul 2007, 15:08
pjd wrote: how do I find out what functions are in this thing and how to call each of them (argument details and so on) I can't seem to find anything on msdn |
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pjd 24 Jul 2007, 09:31
vid wrote: By the way, calling these "command line functions" is not very precise naming... I meant functions available when the program is in "console" mode (it's compiled with 'format PE console'. All I want is something similar to a list of system calls under a *nix |
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24 Jul 2007, 09:31 |
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vid 24 Jul 2007, 10:13
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pjd 24 Jul 2007, 11:02
does windows have file handles for stdout/stdin/stderr like linux?
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24 Jul 2007, 11:02 |
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crc 24 Jul 2007, 11:09
See the GetStdHandle API function: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms683231.aspx
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pjd 24 Jul 2007, 13:19
Where do win 32 programs stick their return values?
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crc 24 Jul 2007, 15:14
IIRC, the return value is in the EAX register.
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vador 25 Jul 2007, 08:15
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All API functions are available in console mode. You can even call CreateWindow in a console app... |
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25 Jul 2007, 08:15 |
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pjd 25 Jul 2007, 12:46
vador wrote: All API functions are available in console mode. You can even call CreateWindow in a console app... So what exactly is the difference? |
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vid 25 Jul 2007, 20:31
it is just extra flag in executable, that causes windows to create console window for application (if there it isn't started from console already). That's all.
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vador 27 Jul 2007, 06:54
perhaps you need a complete example? (I'll try to post one if you need)
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pjd 27 Jul 2007, 13:38
that would be brilliant.
strangely my first working windows app (that just exited) has stopped working. Do you know where I could find a tutorial explaining how I need to change my Linux orientated assumptions about assembler (I know the obvious things like an API instead of system calls) |
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