Extend to handle library freeing.
Codeformatting and -cleanup, robustness, and make debugoutput more consistent.
* Indroduce hook for freeing loaded DLLs.
This separates logic between loading and freeing, leading to adjustments to
the recently introduced checks for freed DLLs.
* In HardHook::reset() do a clean and complete reset rather than minimal.
* Memvarinitialisation in HardHook
* Remove logically unused variable bPresenting in d3d9.cpp (always false)
* In d3d10.cpp prefix debugoutput with D3D10 consistently; no more DXGI
which is ambiguous with a d3d11 file that also uses DXGI.
* Consistently use ods instead of fods in the overlay files.
Not in HardHook yet, as that class is used in the Mumble client as well atm
* Fix forwarded return value types (LONG to ULONG)
* TODOs for hook-call-logic in multiple places
* Commenting, formatting and scope / order adjustments
* Introduce variables with constant values (replacing magic/undescriptive constants/numbers)
This is confirmed to fix the missing overlay in Guild Wars 2.
When D3D was used by a process thus loading the DLL, but then unloaded we did not inject on subsequent loading of the D3D DLL (in the same exe). Guild Wars 2 did un- and reload the DLL when switching from their launcher to the game.
This commit introduces HardHook::reset() and checks for inactive hardhooks for a newly loaded DLL.
The changes were submitted on sourceforge
https://sourceforge.net/p/mumble/bugs/909/#bf9e
We were getting unbalanced AddRef/Releases on Direct3D9 apps running on Windows 8 that ran
fine on Windows 7. Windows 8 seems to be doing somthing funky with the internal ref count
of IDirect3DDevice9.
For now, piggyback on the orignal ref count methods to be able to determine when to release
ourselves. And cross our fingers that we won't be getting useless ref counts from some other
overlay.
This is a band-aid solution until we find something better.
* uninitialized membervars,
* AudioOutput.cpp: fix delete on array to delete[]
* OSS.cpp: close file descriptor in false data case
* OverlayEditorScene.cpp: rm duplicate logic
* fix ifndef to match usage of declared variable
* member var initializations
* check for null (ds in d3d9 as some lines above),
* lower scope of var decl.,
* swap bufsize check and array dereference so check is before! deref,
* initialize member vars in constr.
Factor fods and its base function out to ods.h/cpp and use it in HardHook as well as lib functionality. This also fixes previous divergence between the two ods functions.
The amount of stack allocated for reading the black/whitelist values from the registry caused a stack overflow when closing solutions in vs2010. The fix is to switch to dynamic allocation on the heap for this variable. This fix also contains minor refactoring for better readability and adds a bit of additional debug output.
