Trying to figure out how to implement my WINC like compatibility layer. Going the emulation way is probably not so smart. We should not use the kernel but rather hook native functions in the Exec calls.
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// Description:
// f32test\loader\dllt.h
//
//
#ifndef __DLLT_H__
#define __DLLT_H__
#include "u32std.h"
#include "dlltree.h"
#include "dlltifc.h"
#define INCREMENT (DLLNUMOFFSET+DLLNUM)
#if defined(__X86__) || defined(__WINS__)
#ifdef __GCC32__
#define INIT_INC asm("mov eax, [esp+4]");
#define DO_INC asm("add eax, %0": :"i"(INCREMENT));
#define END_INC asm("ret");
#else
#define INIT_INC _asm mov eax, [esp+4]
#define DO_INC _asm add eax, INCREMENT
#define END_INC _asm ret
#endif
#elif defined(__CPU_ARM)
#define INIT_INC
#define DO_INC asm("add r0, r0, #%a0" : : "i" INCREMENT);
#define END_INC __JUMP(,lr);
#endif
#define DO_INC2 DO_INC DO_INC
#define DO_INC4 DO_INC2 DO_INC2
#define DO_INC8 DO_INC4 DO_INC4
#define DO_INC16 DO_INC8 DO_INC8
#define DO_INC32 DO_INC16 DO_INC16
#define DO_INC64 DO_INC32 DO_INC32
#define DO_INC128 DO_INC64 DO_INC64
#define DO_INC256 DO_INC128 DO_INC128
#define DO_INC512 DO_INC256 DO_INC256
#define DO_INC1K DO_INC512 DO_INC512
#define DO_INC_BLOCK DO_INC1K
#endif