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Comments by Morbiddeath (Top 11 by date)
Morbiddeath
26-Jul-15 6:19am
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Hey, Have you tried the solution I provided? In the Code Generation option in VS you can try changing the Runtime Library to Multi-threaded debug or just Multi-threaded, it might fix your problem.
If all else fails, try using Visual Studio 2012 to compile the library. This worked too for me.
Morbiddeath
13-Dec-14 5:04am
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Alright, thanks for your time, gotta dig deeper then.
Morbiddeath
13-Dec-14 4:44am
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I've already checked the structure, but couldn't find the IAT address in it, but I have read multiple times that PEB structure has the address stored but I can't seem to find it, hence the question.
Morbiddeath
30-Nov-13 13:21pm
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Thanks man, I can have a good night sleep finally. ;-P
Morbiddeath
30-Nov-13 12:47pm
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I think I got it. All the bytes in the structure need to be structured in 4 byte patterns (on 32 bit) so that is why after Sender_MAC[6] we have 2 byte padding and another 2 byte for Receiver_MAC[6], and possibly more for 64 bit, is that correct?
Morbiddeath
30-Nov-13 12:28pm
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Thanks A LOT OriginalGriff, excellent answer. However I still have one doubt - the structure of ARP starts with an unsigned short so that means the structure starts with even memory address and all the structure data fall into even addresses too(if I'm not mistaken) then why is there a need to pad to a suitable address? (like how the Ethernet structure is).
Morbiddeath
21-Aug-13 8:31am
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Thanks Richard, much appreciated; I'll try to find an answer there.
Morbiddeath
21-Aug-13 7:20am
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The code is from CryptoPP's main site; there is no forum to post this error to, all I am left with are the coding sites.
Morbiddeath
21-Aug-13 7:18am
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Well the code is from CryptoPP's main site, there is no forum to post this error to, so all I am left with is the coding sites.
Morbiddeath
20-Aug-13 18:49pm
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I assume +1 is for the null character, but I had no luck after removing the +1. Still the same heap error.
Morbiddeath
20-Aug-13 18:47pm
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This is all of the code, sorry I don't know why I used the term compile but it compiles fine, the error pops on run time.
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