On 17 May 2013, at 13:40, Alessandro Pignotti wrote:
Wine does not seem to even try to load DLLs at their preferred address.
Still,
I'm not sure this is actually bad and I think Win8 forces randomization of
the
layout anyway,
Afaik an application can tell the OS that it should not
Alessandro Pignotti alexpigna@gmail.com writes:
Wine does not seem to even try to load DLLs at their preferred address.
Still,
I'm not sure this is actually bad and I think Win8 forces randomization of
the
layout anyway,
We definitely try, but for high addresses there's a chance
I think it's actually the second case you mentioned. I'm pasting an excerpt
from 'objdump -x' of the dll. The issue happens with bgm.dll from the game
Hotline Miami.
Regards and sorry for the long paste below,
Alessandro Pignotti
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bgm.dll:
On 16 May 2013, at 19:03, Alessandro Pignotti wrote:
On 16 May 2013, at 16:47, Jonas Maebe wrote:
Addendum: he just realised that you may be talking about multiple
base
relocation arrays for a single page (arrays that contain the offsets
of the instructions that need fixing up), which would
Wine does not seem to even try to load DLLs at their preferred address. Still,
I'm not sure this is actually bad and I think Win8 forces randomization of the
layout anyway,
Alessandro
He believes that this was done on purpose to break Wine and other non-
Windows environments. It's an
On 15 May 2013, at 16:31, Alessandro Pignotti wrote:
Packaged with a game, I found a peculiar DLL which has duplicate
blocks in the
relocation table. I mean that the same pages are relocated twice and
this of
course breaks the DLL. I'm not sure about what could be a right way
to support
On 16 May 2013, at 16:34, Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 15 May 2013, at 16:31, Alessandro Pignotti wrote:
Packaged with a game, I found a peculiar DLL which has duplicate
blocks in the
relocation table. I mean that the same pages are relocated twice
and this of
course breaks the DLL. I'm not sure
