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I want to inject dll file into my Garry's mod. I am using linux mint. Help please 
Originally Posted by NiStyleR
I want to inject dll file into my Garry's mod. I am using linux mint. Help please
Linux does not support Dlls since it is designed and used by Windows NT by microsoft. NT and Linux are entirely different operating systems, Windows uses PE format whereas linux uses ELF. Windows executables end as .exe whereas linux does not have any extensions, any file can be executed depending on it's contents. Dll is like an exe, basically they are not so different, they have same kind of architecture, dll just cannot be executed directly. Dll is in PE format, so it cannot be used in linux.
Originally Posted by ZER0MEM0RY
Linux does not support Dlls since it is designed and used by Windows NT by microsoft. NT and Linux are entirely different operating systems, Windows uses PE format whereas linux uses ELF. Windows executables end as .exe whereas linux does not have any extensions, any file can be executed depending on it's contents. Dll is like an exe, basically they are not so different, they have same kind of architecture, dll just cannot be executed directly. Dll is in PE format, so it cannot be used in linux.
you know that
rite?
Originally Posted by cdriza
linux has c++ tho
you know that
rite?
Linux and Windows have different KERNELS this means they have entirely different APIs and ABIS, so you cannot directly move C++win32 project to linux because c++ on windows relays on it's API. Linux does not have .dll files at ALL, it does not support or recognize them.
dll equivalent for linux is .so. YOU CAN'T USE DLL FILES ON LINUX, YOU CANNOT INJECT THEM AT ALL.
Originally Posted by cdriza
linux has c++ tho
you know that
rite?
Originally Posted by Siknik64
lol, every fucking operating system under the sun uses C++.
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C++ = Computer plus plus (not linux)
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DD Originally Posted by ZER0MEM0RY
Dll is like an exe, basically they are not so different, they have same kind of architecture, dll just cannot be executed directly.
dlls are used to store ressources
executables are not meant for this
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Originally Posted by cdriza
linux has c++ tho
you know that
rite?
it's not just that easy
Originally Posted by Kona-chan
yeah but no
dlls are used to store ressources
executables are not meant for this
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even if you compile your module under linux, you'll have to get rid of windows api and fix the entry point to work with linux
it's not just that easy
dlls are used to store ressources
executables are not meant for this
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even if you compile your module under linux, you'll have to get rid of windows api and fix the entry point to work with linux
it's not just that easy
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Originally Posted by Kona-chan
yeah but no
dlls are used to store ressources
executables are not meant for this
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even if you compile your module under linux, you'll have to get rid of windows api and fix the entry point to work with linux
it's not just that easy
dlls are used to store ressources
executables are not meant for this
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even if you compile your module under linux, you'll have to get rid of windows api and fix the entry point to work with linux
it's not just that easy
Hmh, i want to bypass sv_allowcslua, how i can do this?
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You'll be better off dual booting your pc with Windows 8.1 AND Linux Mint. And use KMSPico for activating Windows.
Originally Posted by Goodfeet
You'll be better off dual booting your pc with Windows 8.1 AND Linux Mint. And use KMSPico for activating Windows.
