HookRuntimeInfo Properties |
The HookRuntimeInfo type exposes the following members.
Properties| Name | Description | |
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  | AddressOfReturnAddress |
A stack address pointing to ReturnAddress.
Executes in max. one micro secound.
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| Callback |
The user callback initially passed to either Create(IntPtr, Delegate, Object) or CreateUnmanaged(IntPtr, IntPtr, IntPtr).
Executes in max. one micro secound.
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| CallingManagedModule |
Determines the first managed module on the current call stack. This is always the module
that invoked the hook.
Executes in max. 40 micro secounds.
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| CallingUnmanagedModule |
Determines the first unmanaged module on the current call stack. This is always the module
that invoked the hook.
Executes in max. 15 micro secounds.
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| Handle |
The hook handle initially returned by either Create(IntPtr, Delegate, Object) or CreateUnmanaged(IntPtr, IntPtr, IntPtr).
Executes in max. one micro secound.
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| IsHandlerContext |
Is the current thread within a valid hook handler? This is only the case
if your handler was called through the hooked entry point...
Executes in max. one micro secound.
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| ManagedStackTrace |
Creates a call stack trace of the managed code path that finally
lead to your hook. To detect whether the desired module is within the
call stack you will have to walk through the whole list!
Executes in max. 80 micro secounds.
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| ReturnAddress |
Returns the address where execution is continued, after you hook has
been completed. This is always the instruction behind the hook invokation.
Executes in max. one micro secound.
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| UnmanagedStackTrace |
Creates a call stack trace of the unmanaged code path that finally
lead to your hook. To detect whether the desired module is within the
call stack you will have to walk through the whole list!
Executes in max. 20 micro secounds.
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