Windows Native API - Roger Orr [ACCU 2019]

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[@brotalnia]

i really enjoyed this talk, the presenter is great

[@laureven]

this is always fun to watch when IT guys are trying to be cool :) ..regards, cool seminar :) Thank You

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Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Humble_Electronic_Musician]

This is extremely interesting. Big thans for sharing!

[@sabitkondakc9147]

Great one, I was expecting a .NET CLR & Win API interaction talk though.

[@duckydude20]

wow, thanks for such a great talk. such gentle intro.

[@ACCUConf]

Thank you so much for your appreciative comment!

[@lifeklee1481]

so amazing🤩

[@en8042]

8:02 what are some examples of win api calls that don't go any further down and call native api?

[@ufufuawa401]

GetStdHandle is one of WinAPI calls that doesn't call native API. It calls NtCurrentPeb but it doesn't perform system call since it's only access gs:[60h] on x64. There's also GetCurrentProcess() Macro Function that doesn't perform any native api.

[@cppsage]

I thought NT stood for Not Today. ;)

[@wingiu5695]

lmao eggman

[@pazdziochowaty]

Now that I know how 32-bit programs run on Windows I understand why my outlook is so slow and crashes left and right. It is 32-bit :) I don't understand how Microsoft would still create 32-bit applications when they are aware of all those hacks