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FloppusMaximus
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Many of TI's apps use hooks in one way or another. The hooks are there for a reason.
To be fair, in many cases, there probably is no documentation apart from the original source code. |
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brandonw
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| The OS itself even uses at least the cursor and link activity hooks. |
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Mapar007
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| Posted: 26 Aug 2009 02:52:43 pm Post subject: |
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We should start the "Huge OS Analysis/Documentation Project" xD
The first thing to do would be a full, detailed disassembly, of course, which takes a hell lot of time. You'd almost need a specialized disassembler that understands how the OS does its "inter-page communication" and such. |
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