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Awesome GitHub RepositoriesAtomic Function Patching

Uses interlocked operations to replace a target function's entry point atomically, preventing race conditions.

Distinct from Atomic Thread Synchronization: Distinct from Atomic Thread Synchronization: specifically applies atomic operations to function patching, not general thread synchronization.

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  • microsoft/detoursAvatar de microsoft

    microsoft/Detours

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    Detours is a library for intercepting Win32 API calls and redirecting function calls at runtime on Windows, enabling binary-level instrumentation without requiring access to the original source code. It functions as an API hooking library and binary instrumentation toolkit, allowing developers to monitor or modify the behavior of compiled Windows binaries by hooking into their function execution paths. The project achieves this through detour-based function interception, where the first few instructions of a target function are replaced with a jump to a user-supplied detour function, while pr

    Uses interlocked operations to atomically replace function entry points, preventing race conditions during hook installation.

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