reversing | stupid reversing stuff

I am taking a course about language design and this particular question has to do with how printf in C deal with issue of variable number of arguments. In essence, I learned that printf would push arguments from the last one all the way to the format string which stores information about offsets so that the frame pointer would find the format string and then use the offset derived from the format string to find arguments' offsets.

But the question I have asks for another way to deal with this problem when reversing of arguments is not allowed. This confuses me. For now, my approach is move the frame pointer to the lowest point of the runtime stack so that it finds format string and offsets to the actuals are positive.

Please advise

I'm writing to an MS Word document (.docx) using Apache POI from a JavaFX UI. the String is in Arabic, and when it contains one pair of brackets, the output is okay, but when there are 2 pairs or a quote, the output is messy, even though it appears okay in Eclipse's console too. Here's my code:

I have 2 simple capsules. 1 is stationary and the other is moving to the same tile on the tilemap using transform.position.

Both capsules have capsule colliders and rigid bodies. I've attempted to remove the rigid body but from what I can tell, the OnCollisionEnter function requires a rigid body to work.

My script, attached to both of these, is a simple:

I'm looking for anything that can help me deviate string GetRTTIClassName(IntPtr ProcessHandle, IntPtr StructAddress). The function would use another (third-party) app's process handle to get names of structures located at specific addresses in its memory (should there be found any).

All of RTTI questions/documentation I can find relate to it being used in the same application, and have nothing to do with process interop. The only thing close to what I'm looking for is this module in Cheat Engine's source code (which is also how I found out that it's possible in the first place), but it has over a dozen of nested language-specific dependencies, let alone the fact that Lazarus won't let me build it outside of the project context anyway.

If you know of code examples, libraries, documentation on what I've described, or just info on accessing another app's low-level metadata (pardon my French), please share them. If it makes a difference, I'm targeting C#.

Edit: from what I've gathered, the way runtime information is stored depends on the compiler, so I'll mention that the third-party app I'm "exploring" is a MSVC project.

As I understand, I need to:

1. Get address of the structure based on address of its instance;
2. Starting from structure address, navigate through pointers to find its name (possibly "decorated").

I've also found a more readable C# implementation and a bunch of articles on reversing (works for step 2), but I can't seem to find step 1.

I'll update/comment as I find more info, but right now I'm getting a headache just digging into this low-level stuff.

I created table of 500 rows, and reversing it on click feels slow, subjectively like 500ms or so.

Is it reasonable performance? I have a feeling that reversing table of 500 lines in JS should be faster.

Svelte demo and Pure JS demo.

Pure JS feels much faster than Svelte

Table.svelte

I have a very basic question about linked list

say I reverse the following linked list:

#1->2->3->4 to become 4->3->2->1

And say I start first with reversing the pointer that points from 1 to 2; so that 2 points to 1. My question is, does the pointer/connection from 1 to 2 still exist when I do this?

Or does this connection get removed when we do 2->1?

A further question if the above is true, is "does the original connection 1->2->3->4 always hold, no matter what we do to the pointers; or does it get removed, if say I changed the pointer at 1 to point at 3; i.e. 1->3 ; then does the connection 1->2 gets removed automatically?

I'm writing this code for more than 3 hours already..

I gave up about the overflow thing and tried to google and look it up on stackoverflow.

I did not find any solution besides the one that I wrote in my code as you can see in lines 27-28 (where it returns 0). But this condition also does not work.

I call a function signInModeIsEmail() in the onPressed of my elevated button. It executes but, the issue is that it also runs a second function signInModeIsGoogle(), reversing the boolean state.

These functions are in my ViewModel class:

I am reversing a singly- linked list with the following code: