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Taskbar10: Fixed grammar in Moment2PatchTaskView explanation

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Amrsatrio 2023-09-21 19:11:55 +07:00
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@ -10096,8 +10096,8 @@ BOOL Moment2PatchTaskView(LPMODULEINFO mi)
22621.2283: 24A1D2
Step 2:
In place of the 1st call's call op (E8), we overwrite it with setting the value of the reference passed into the 2nd
argument (rdx) to 0. This is to skip the cleanup that happens right after the 2nd call.
In place of the 1st call's call op (E8), overwrite it with a code to set the value of the com_ptr passed into the
2nd argument (rdx) to 0. This is to skip the cleanup that happens right after the 2nd call.
```48 C7 02 00 00 00 00 mov qword ptr [rdx], 0```
Start from -13 of the byte after 2nd call's end.
22621.1992: 74646
@ -10120,10 +10120,10 @@ BOOL Moment2PatchTaskView(LPMODULEINFO mi)
Notes:
- In 22621.1992 and 22621.2134, `~AsyncOperationCompletedHandler()` is inlined, while it is not in 22621.2283. We
can see `unconditional_release_ref()` calls right in `RuntimeClassInitialize()` in 1992 and 2134.
- In 22621.2134, there is `33 FF xor edi, edi` before the jz for inlined cleanup. The value of edi is used in two
more cleanup calls after our area of interest, therefore we can't just NOP all those calls. And I think detecting
such things is too much work.
can see `unconditional_release_ref()` calls right in `RuntimeClassInitialize()` of 1992 and 2134.
- In 22621.2134, there is `33 FF xor edi, edi` before the jz for the inlined cleanup. The value of edi is used in
two more cleanup calls after our area of interest (those covered by twoCallsLength), therefore we can't just NOP
everything. And I think detecting such things is too much work.
***/
int twoCallsLength = 1 + 18 + 4; // 4C/4D + pattern length + 4 bytes for the 2nd call's call address