SigRemover App - Part 1 - Basic Scaffolding, Error Handling | C++ | Win32

Coding a simple production-style C++ app for Windows using Win32 - Part 1

0:00 Into
2:25 Quick and dirty overview of Windows PE file structure
8:25 Starting to code SigRemover as a console app in Visual Studio 2019
14:29 Began populating the C++ project
19:03 Adding version resource
27:02 Error handling functions
49:53 Testing error handling functions

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[scienceandmathHandle]

this is really interesting, I am mostly used to the standard library, this is an interesting way of seeing things using win32. I will admit I had to go look up the va_list thing, I am not used to seeing variadics handled without templates/autos/sizeof...() style usages. Personally I am also not a big fan of using WCHAR lists for strings and having to put null terminators everywhere rather than simply using std::string/std::wstring, but hey to each his own. You did teach me some interesting stuff here, and I will check out the rest of this series soon!

[jacklin]

Code font is too small to look at the eye pain