32bit Flash thunk hook code OK. but 64bit code occur 'Access Violation'.

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I write vc++ code with flash.

I want to hooking flash because mouse right button operation and flash's transparent.

In my code, use flash32*.ocx or flash64*.ocx (Active-X)

reference code :

1. 플래시콘 컨트롤 (FlashconAxWindow) | 마을 :: 컨텐츠 상세보기 (korean. sorry^^)

2. Another new thunk copy from ATL - CodeProject

32bit compile and execute all ok. but in 64bit program occur access violation

Here is sample code : ThunkTest.zip - Google Drive

(VS2005 project)

Please help or advice.

Posted 2-Aug-15 17:10pm

migurazi

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Michael Haephrati 9-Aug-15 10:38am

If you want someone here to help you do the following. Run the x64 version. When it crashes, go to Debug -> Windows -> Call Stack and copy the stack so we know which modules / files causes the crash. We can't guess...

migurazi 9-Aug-15 22:32pm

Thanks for your comments. I capture callstack screenshot. but I cannot upload image.

call stack list is like this.
>Flash64_18_0_0_203.ocx!0000000057696353()
>[No symbols]
>winmm.dll!000007fefa332dde()
>winmm.dll!000007fefa33a95d()
>kernel32.dll!000000000000777659cd()
>ntdll.dll!0000000007789b981()

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