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A family of instruction set architectures originally based on the Intel 8086 CPU that functions with a very wide array of operating systems, including Windows, MacOS X, Linux, BSD, and Solaris.
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What's the purpose of arithmetic shifts by zero bits?
Maybe an optimizing compiler wants the next instruction to start on a 4 byte boundary, e.g. if the next instruction is the destination of a jump in an inner loop. And maybe this one 3-byte instructio …
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Avoid program detecting a thread being used
Have you considered using the DLL only for providing "stub" methods, that you could call using CreateRemoteThread, and have the DLL methods transform the arguments into what the method you ultimately …
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