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sedatk
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Loss32: Let's Build a Win32/Linux
NTDLL
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NT’s kernel ABI, not syscalls. Nothing on Windows uses syscalls to call the kernel.
NTDLL isn’t some higher level library. It’s just a series of entry points into NT kernel.
dcrazy
10 days ago
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Yes, the fact that functions in NTDLL issue a syscall instruction is a platform-specific implementation detail.
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NTDLL isn’t some higher level library. It’s just a series of entry points into NT kernel.