On 6/8/2010 3:31 AM, Invisible wrote:
>
> (Unless, of course, you're working with a language which actually has
> built-in support for calling DLLs. Then presumably it *is* trivial.)
>

Any language that uses the pascal calling convention or allows the use 
of the pascal calling convention has built in support for calling at 
least the system DLL's (results may vary with others, especially C++ 
dlls that use name mangling and thiscall calling convention. But, if you 
can emit machine code, you're golden. ;) Just load ECX or RCX with the 
target's address push the arguments on the stack (in the proper order) 
and you're golden. ;)

>> So long as your language allows you to set up a block of data with the
>> common data types it shouldn't be at all tricky.
>
> Heh, right.
>
> I still think recording a few keypresses and doing some statistics on
> them is way, way simpler.


-- 
~Mike

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