alt Hacker NewsWindows apps don't use syscalls directly; they call into kernel32.dll, which is convenient for Wine. (Microsoft enforces this by scrambling the syscall numbers on OS updates [1].)
Windows apps don't use syscalls directly; they call into kernel32.dll, which is convenient for Wine. (Microsoft enforces this by scrambling the syscall numbers on OS updates [1].)
Huh, now I know. I suppose macos is the same way these days even if you can technically bypass it.