- If the Unity `LoadLibraryW` hook is done too early, then it somehow
interferes with the other DLL and hook table IAT hooks. Workaround
this by moving the Unity `LoadLibraryW` hook initialization after all
other hooks are done.
- Also, correct the platform ID to the ALLS HX
- If the Unity `LoadLibraryW` hook is done too early, then it somehow
interferes with the other DLL and hook table IAT hooks. Workaround
this by moving the Unity `LoadLibraryW` hook initialization after all
other hooks are done.
- Also, correct the platform ID to the ALLS HX
- Unity loads plugin DLLs and Mono dynamically.
- Ongeki uses Criware for videos so hook the Criware plugin DLL so the
path hooks load the videos from the hooked paths.
- Unity loads plugin DLLs and Mono dynamically.
- Ongeki uses Criware for videos so hook the Criware plugin DLL so the
path hooks load the videos from the hooked paths.
Some distributions of MinGW, recent builds included, require
`MINGW_HAS_SECURE_API` to be defined in order to expose `_s` variants of
functions, as defined by Annex K of the C standard, in the headers.
Omitting this definition leads to a bunch of compiler warnings clobbering
the build output, as well as possibly incorrect inference of argument and
return types by the compiler.
It needs to be set to `1` as opposed to simply defined as per
https://sourceforge.net/p/mingw-w64/bugs/714/.
Some distributions of MinGW, recent builds included, require
`MINGW_HAS_SECURE_API` to be defined in order to expose `_s` variants of
functions, as defined by Annex K of the C standard, in the headers.
Omitting this definition leads to a bunch of compiler warnings clobbering
the build output, as well as possibly incorrect inference of argument and
return types by the compiler.
It needs to be set to `1` as opposed to simply defined as per
https://sourceforge.net/p/mingw-w64/bugs/714/.
