On Wednesday, August 29, 2012 7:34:22 AM, emanuel wrote:
> I can use the shedskin to inject a python file in to a process?
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> On Wednesday, August 29, 2012 7:34:22 AM, emanuel wrote: > > I can use the shedskin to inject a python file in to a process?
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Hi all!
I've been reading the list for a while but haven't posted.
I use shedskin regularly, great tool! :-D
I felt like I can answer this question.
On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 5:44 PM, emanuel <emanuel....@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Like, i have a python file and i want that it run in an process, like
> abc.exe, i can sue the shedskin to inject the python in the process?
Hi Emanuel!
I think you are missunderstanding Shedskin. Shedskin translates python into
C++ (as as standalone app, or as a python module)
If you want to inject python code into a python process, then you can do it
all in the python world. (sockets and exec or eval function)
If you want to inject binary code in a process, forget shedskin for a
moment and just suppose you have C++ code:
You can:
- create a library and load it (.dll or .so)
- inject the code with some other less traditional way
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DLL_injection , there are more techniques,
that's an example)
Now, since sheskin creates C++, you can do the above with your Shedskin
generated code. (just take in count it uses boehm GC)
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> Hi all!
> I've been reading the list for a while but haven't posted.
> I use shedskin regularly, great tool! :-D
> I felt like I can answer this question.
> On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 5:44 PM, emanuel <emanu...@hotmail.com<javascript:>
> > wrote:
>> Like, i have a python file and i want that it run in an process, like >> abc.exe, i can sue the shedskin to inject the python in the process?
> Hi Emanuel!
> I think you are missunderstanding Shedskin. Shedskin translates python > into C++ (as as standalone app, or as a python module)
> If you want to inject python code into a python process, then you can do > it all in the python world. (sockets and exec or eval function)
> If you want to inject binary code in a process, forget shedskin for a > moment and just suppose you have C++ code:
> You can:
> - create a library and load it (.dll or .so)
> - inject the code with some other less traditional way
> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DLL_injection , there are more techniques, > that's an example)
> Now, since sheskin creates C++, you can do the above with your Shedskin > generated code. (just take in count it uses boehm GC)
> Cheers!
> Joaquín
>> Quarta-feira, 29 de Agosto de 2012 16:51:40 UTC+1, Farz escreveu:
>>> Please explain what you mean by inject?
>>> On Wednesday, August 29, 2012 7:34:22 AM, emanuel wrote: >>> > I can use the shedskin to inject a python file in to a process?
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