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For 64-bit assemblies, preserve the imagebase value when rewriting.#410
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For 64-bit assemblies, preserve the imagebase value when rewriting.#410SergeyTeplyakov merged 2 commits intomicrosoft:masterfrom
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…wise causes bad assemblies if the module's imageBase is bigger than 0x400000.
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Looks good to me. |
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Thanks for taking care of this. |
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Up until now, the .imagebase value written into assemblies was 0x400000. This works for 32-bit assemblies, but not for 64-bit assemblies. So I tried to preserve the value read in on an assembly and use that when writing it. This seems to work for 64-bit assemblies, but for some reason can create a bad 32-bit assembly if the input assembly had a value greater than the default. I tried to debug this, but the header values written by CCI1 and CCI2 are different and it isn't clear to me how they are computed. So I left the old behavior for 32-bit assemblies and have the new behavior only for 64-bit assemblies.