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Progress on Re-Invisioned Function Hacker

The reinvisioned function hacker is progressing quite well. It is being built pretty much from scratch with a completely different more graphical method of working. Here is a peek at the current interface, but a lot more work is required to get it all working:

and inside the 'Execution Flow Diagram Frame' will be a visual representation of not only all the function calls, but call paths. It will look somewhat similar to this execution flow visualizer I have previously programmed (but not released):

The new system is based on a recording/stopping approach to gather all the function calls and related information. As a result, you will then be able to playback the data recording to observe exactly how the execution flow and call order is being observed. This allows the user to visually see which functions are being called and associate it to events they have performed in the other application. The playback feature will be linked to function display list, resulting in an incrementing number of call counts as you play back the recording, or just jump to end of the recording to see all function calls recorded. The graphical visualization combined with the playback and table should provide a much more effective approach to hacking and reverse engineering than before.