pub struct PortableExecutable<'a> { /* private fields */ }
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A portable executable that is all nicely wrapped up in a class

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Loads the portable executable, processing any options

Arguments

path: The path to the executable file

context: The resolved Nt Context

Loads the portable executable, processing any options

Arguments

path: The path to the executable file

context: The resolved Nt Context

primary: Whether or not this module should be the primary module, and be returned upon invocation of GetModuleHandle(null)

Returns the handle for the loaded process

Resolves imports from the specified import descriptors. This is separate because some executables have separate IATs from the NT header IATs, and it is necessary to resolve them as well

Arguments

table: The import descriptors

Runs the executable’s entry point with DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH

Safety

The safety of this function is entirely dependent on whether or not the underlying executable is safe. This function panics if the executable entry point has already been called

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