I'm racking my brain trying to come up with an elegant solution to a DLL load problem. I have an application that statically links to other lib files which load DLLs. I'm not loading the DLLs directly. I'd like to have some DLLs in another folder other than the folder that the executable is in. Something like %working_folder%\dlls - I'd ...
GetDllDirectory produces an ambiguous value. When the string this call produces is empty, it means one of the following: nobody has called SetDllDirectory somebody passed NULL to SetDllDirectory somebody passed an empty string to SetDllDirectory The first two cases are equivalent for my purposes, but the third case is a problem. If I...
I am writing a plugin (P) for a Windows application (A). The plugin is reliant on some assemblies from a third party SDK, and their dependencies. The deployed application looks like this: C:\Program Files\A\plugins\P The main application assembles are deployed in the A directory, while both the plugin and SDK are deployed in director...
I would like to prevent loading of malicious DLLs that may be possible through access of the current working directory as described in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff919712(VS.85).aspx The solution implemented in our C++ apps was to make a WinAPI call to SetDllDirectory(""), which would effectively remove the current working ...