CreateFiledwDesiredAccess is weird. Qiling supports GENERIC_READ and GENERIC_WRITE, but CreateFile natively uses FILE_READ_DATA and FILE_WRITE_DATA (Generic Access Rights). This PR doesn't translate the GENERIC_* values to specific file access rights (Qiling doesn't have all of the involved constants), but it does allow Qiling to recognize the FILE_* rights.
Do you know about winmd files? It should be possible to dump constants and generate hook method stubs from the definitions in the winmd files. https://github.com/microsoft/win32metadata
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CreateFiledwDesiredAccessis weird. Qiling supportsGENERIC_READandGENERIC_WRITE, butCreateFilenatively usesFILE_READ_DATAandFILE_WRITE_DATA(Generic Access Rights). This PR doesn't translate theGENERIC_*values to specific file access rights (Qiling doesn't have all of the involved constants), but it does allow Qiling to recognize theFILE_*rights.Do you know about winmd files? It should be possible to dump constants and generate hook method stubs from the definitions in the winmd files. https://github.com/microsoft/win32metadata
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