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@WindowsAPI WindowsAPI commented Nov 12, 2025

here are the final changes for SysCaller v1.3.2 this update should fix many issues/problems, and overall stabilize SysCaller for the future. there shouldnt be anymore architecture changes for the core, this update should also be easy to fix/rework into existing SysCaller projects.

WindowsAPI and others added 30 commits September 27, 2025 14:07
'//' is used for optional/temporary code while '/* */' is used for actual comments.
Updated the GitHub Actions build workflow to use version v1.3.2 for release packaging and artifact naming. Added new changelog files for v1.3.0 and v1.3.1.
Introduces DiskMappedResolver for parsing ntdll.dll directly from disk, updates project files and configuration to support the new resolver, and consolidates all resolver method headers into a single Resolver.h file
DLL injection samples using direct syscalls via SysCaller for Java (JNA and JNI) and LuaJIT.
Improves detection and handling of partially closed extern "C" blocks when updating header files. This should fix #28
DLL injection samples using direct syscalls via SysCaller for Julia and D.
This improves compilation times and avoids issues with min/max macros.
Removed Win32 platform support and solution/filter files from Bind. Updated Bind.vcxproj to use explicit x64 Qt/Vcpkg paths, set new output directories, and simplified build settings. Changed GitHub Actions workflow to match new build output locations. Migrated resource and artifact paths, and added missing headers for improved modularity.
rename files to corresponding updated name
forgot we arent using Bind.sln anymore.
@WindowsAPI WindowsAPI merged commit 2103f4c into master Nov 12, 2025
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@WindowsAPI WindowsAPI deleted the v1.3.2 branch November 12, 2025 07:43
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