A neat example of translating unsafe C code to Rust.
To quote fancycode:
The default windows API functions to load external libraries into a program
(LoadLibrary, LoadLibraryEx) only work with files on the filesystem. This makes it difficult to execute code given a stream of bytes who don't reside on the Windows Filesystem.
extern crate loserland_exec;
use std::fs::File;
// helloworld.dll exports a function named callme
let mut dll_file = File::open("helloworld.dll").unwrap();
let mut dll_data = Vec::new();
// Read the dll file into a vector of bytes so we can pretend we got them from anywhere
dll_file.read_to_end(&mut dll_data).unwrap();
// Find the function exported by our dll in memory
let callme = loserland_exec::get_proc("callme", &dll_data) as *const ();
// Execute the code
(callme)(); // Hello from plugin!Looking for help writing up in-depth documentation showing how the memory is laid out and code is executed. Would also like to add linux and darwin compatability.
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