madshi.net

Hallo,

I have asked this several years ago.
When do you plan to include relative jump instead of absolute ?
I am choosing a hooking framework and dll injection for my new project and you are a good candidate.
Unfortunately 6-byte jump sometimes makes other programs to behave poorly.

This should not be so hard, if you need any help I will gladly help you.

madCodeHook v4 uses a 5-byte relative JMP.

Wunderbar !
That's great news.

And it's even still "compatible" to 6-byte-JMP v3 hooks. Meaning, v3 and v4 still share the same automatic hooking queue/chain, so when a v3 and v4 hook dll hook the same API, the order of API hook installation and uninstallation doesn't matter, it's handled cleanly in any case. However, if v3 installs the API hook first, it will be a 6-byte-JMP. If v4 installs first, it will be a 5-byte-JMP.