Shoutbox

Wow I've been away for a LOOOOOOOONG time man

Anyways, I'm having trouble getting GetProcAddress to do what I want. I've managed to have it return a valid (and the right) address value for the ordinal value associated with LoadLibraryW, but it won't work for the string "LoadLibraryW". My code:

JS code:

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var GetModuleHandle = function(ModuleName) {
    Print("Getting module handle for " + ModuleName);
    return Interop.Call("Kernel32.dll","GetModuleHandleW",ModuleName);
}

var GetProcAddress = function(hModule,ProcName) {
    Print("Getting procedure address for " + ProcName);
    return Interop.Call("Kernel32.dll","GetProcAddress",hModule,ProcName);
}

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This code does return a valid hModule, but the procedure address is zero/NULL for the "LoadLibraryW" string. I've checked the ordinal value on Vista x64 SP2; it's not the same as the XP one. That's why I want this to work with the procedure name, rather than its ordinal value.

I've read the remarks in the MSDN article on GetProcAddress - that's why I came up with the ordinal value thing - but I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. So, could anyone please help me with this issue?

FTR, I'm on Windows XP x86 SP 3.

GetProcAddress doesn't take a unicode string

js code:

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function Print(s){Debug.Trace(s);}

var GetModuleHandle = function(ModuleName) {
    Print("Getting module handle for " + ModuleName);
    return Interop.Call("Kernel32.dll","GetModuleHandleW",ModuleName);
}

var GetProcAddress = function(hModule,ProcName) {
    Print("Getting procedure address for " + ProcName);
    var DataBloc = Interop.Allocate(ProcName.length + 1);
    DataBloc.WriteString(0, ProcName, false);
    return Interop.Call("Kernel32.dll","GetProcAddress",hModule,DataBloc);
}

var a = GetModuleHandle("kernel32.dll");
Debug.Trace(a);
var b = GetProcAddress(a, "LoadLibraryW");
Debug.Trace(b);

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Got it working, thanks