Make compatible with Windows 10 > 15002 #433
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It’d be nice to get this released. |
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@mridgers if in fact this resolves the issue, would it be possible to get this merged and release a new version? |
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I strongly doubt that this will fix the issue any more—this was to do with Clink not loading at all, and dumping a relevant line to its log saying why it wasn’t willing to hook the function. Now, it hooks successfully, it’s just doskey macros aren’t working. I think this can be closed. |
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This is a fix for issue #431. It seems like in more recent builds of windows, a function that clink patches starts with a different instruction. I just added that instruction to the ones clink recognizes. My assembly is rusty, but it seems "mov rax,QWORD PTR [rsp]" just loads a value into rax in preparation of a function call, and it can be safely moved to the trampoline.
It works for me, but somebody who understands this stuff better should double check this :-).