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Nim
HI, I would like to know if it's possible inject a dll (create with c++)
into an application with c# like c++, and which instruction use c# for
do this
into an application with c# like c++, and which instruction use c# for
do this
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Guest
You must use PInvoke() and the attribute [dllImport
I hope this help
I hope this help
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Stoitcho Goutsev \(100\) [C# MVP]
Hi Nim,
What do you mean by inject.
If you want to use a dll written in c++ form c# code go ahead use P\Invoke
and DllImport attribute. But don't forget that you can use only plain
c-style functions or global c++ function if you check the exact spelling of
the fuction name (c++ decorates function names).
If you want to use classes you can do it only with COM.
If you want to inject a DLL in running process which happens to host CLR
from another application you can do that using windows hooks, but I don't
see what you can do with that afterwards , so I suppose this is not the case
What do you mean by inject.
If you want to use a dll written in c++ form c# code go ahead use P\Invoke
and DllImport attribute. But don't forget that you can use only plain
c-style functions or global c++ function if you check the exact spelling of
the fuction name (c++ decorates function names).
If you want to use classes you can do it only with COM.
If you want to inject a DLL in running process which happens to host CLR
from another application you can do that using windows hooks, but I don't
see what you can do with that afterwards , so I suppose this is not the case
N
Nim
Yes i would like to do a windows sochet hook
Hi Nim,
What do you mean by inject.
If you want to use a dll written in c++ form c# code go ahead use P\Invoke
and DllImport attribute. But don't forget that you can use only plain
c-style functions or global c++ function if you check the exact spelling of
the fuction name (c++ decorates function names).
If you want to use classes you can do it only with COM.
If you want to inject a DLL in running process which happens to host CLR
from another application you can do that using windows hooks, but I don't
see what you can do with that afterwards , so I suppose this is not the case
N
Nim
Yes i would like to do a windows sochet hook for a specific process
I create a c# application that execute in separate thread a Win32
Process, than i create a c++ dll to hook socket of this process and i
would like, if it's possible, that my c# copy the my DLL in the process.
Some hears ago i do this project with c++ 6.0 and i hadn't any problem.
Now If it's possible in c# or exist other methods ?
I create a c# application that execute in separate thread a Win32
Process, than i create a c++ dll to hook socket of this process and i
would like, if it's possible, that my c# copy the my DLL in the process.
Some hears ago i do this project with c++ 6.0 and i hadn't any problem.
Now If it's possible in c# or exist other methods ?
S
Stoitcho Goutsev \(100\) [C# MVP]
Hi Nim,
IMHO it is not possible to set a windows hook written in c# into a different
process. Think of it. You need your targed process to host a CLR in order to
run a managed code.
IMHO it is not possible to set a windows hook written in c# into a different
process. Think of it. You need your targed process to host a CLR in order to
run a managed code.