C++ DLL once injected moves memory location of strings to random offset

[low geode]

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[vast remnant]

i think youre gonna have to provide a reproducible example in order for us to understand what youre doing

[formal pelican]

Do you want how I inject it or the DLL itself or wut

[vast remnant]

[formal pelican]

i think ive fixed it by using a diff compiler

msvc shite

[nova kindle]

or you know, don't try to inject DLLs

[formal pelican]

I found the issue

Basically, when you call Load Library, the OS automatically maps the addresses of the library (DLL) you load to the right stuff

But when you just allocate and write to memory, all things like strings aren't mapped to the right place and therefore it starts to pull random and wrong strings that cause errors

I wonder if there's a way to manually call these mapping functions that LoadLibrary does.

[low geode]

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