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Intro
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Windows Native API
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Applications and the Kernel
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A simple example
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Inside a native call
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Note on kernel development
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Inside the kernel
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Argument validation
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Return codes
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Types of arguments
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Simple value arguments
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Handle arguments
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String arguments
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Object attributes arguments
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Pointer to memory arguments
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Access to memory arguments
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Object namespace - WinObj
Description:
Explore the Windows Native API in this comprehensive ACCU 2019 conference talk by Roger Orr. Delve into the underlying mechanisms used to access operating system services located in the kernel, gaining valuable insights into what happens 'under the covers' of the more familiar Win32 API. Learn about the Native API from an application programmer's perspective and discover how Microsoft provides a 32-bit subsystem in the 64-bit version of Windows. Examine topics such as applications and the kernel, simple examples, native call internals, kernel development, argument validation, return codes, various argument types, object namespaces, and more. Gain a deeper understanding of Windows system architecture and enhance your knowledge of low-level programming concepts in this informative 1-hour 24-minute presentation.

Windows Native API

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