bobng
2008-10-22 11:09:28
Well, I don't quite know what I am talking about, so this might just be one big embarrassing fuck up, but what the heck. It will all make sense at the end, I hope…
I was messing around in python today, and I came across the cdll module. It allows you to interact with dll objects that are loaded in the memory. For instance, I can use it to call any accessible function in say the windows kernel32.dll. I downloaded a tool called DLL Export Viewer (http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/dll_export_viewer.html) to find exported functions to mess around with in any DLL. I scanned SCAR with it, and found no relevant DLL's (All there seemed to be were generic windows ones (And a load from subversion))
Well, my request is that can you export all the functions in SCAR to a seperate DLL? I don't have any idea how, but it would be cool to mess around with them using python. If it would take a lot of effort, then forget it, but if it wouldn't could someone have a think about it?
I was messing around in python today, and I came across the cdll module. It allows you to interact with dll objects that are loaded in the memory. For instance, I can use it to call any accessible function in say the windows kernel32.dll. I downloaded a tool called DLL Export Viewer (http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/dll_export_viewer.html) to find exported functions to mess around with in any DLL. I scanned SCAR with it, and found no relevant DLL's (All there seemed to be were generic windows ones (And a load from subversion))
Well, my request is that can you export all the functions in SCAR to a seperate DLL? I don't have any idea how, but it would be cool to mess around with them using python. If it would take a lot of effort, then forget it, but if it wouldn't could someone have a think about it?