The 7th Guest: Windows Disassembly
The 7th Guest Windows disassembly directory: planned v32tng executable research, WinMain, message loops, video, audio and reverse engineering.
This directory organizes research topics for the Windows implementation of The 7th Guest. Planned articles cover identifying an executable build, cataloguing functions, following initialization and the message loop, and investigating the relationship between Windows services and game-specific playback code.
Comparisons with DOS or Macintosh behavior should identify the actual releases being compared instead of assuming that a shared feature has an identical implementation. The entries below are destinations for that documentation. A planned page is not a finished disassembly analysis, a recompilation project or a downloadable game binary.
This catalogue currently has 13 entries. 0 are published; the remaining entries are planned documentation, not completed guides.
Article directory
- Audio and CD BehaviorWindows Disassembly
- Canonical Build and Byte IdentityWindows Disassembly
- DOS Counterparts and Port DifferencesWindows Disassembly
- Function Address CatalogueWindows Disassembly
- Icons Strings and Version ResourcesWindows Disassembly
- Imports and Runtime SupportWindows Disassembly
- PE Headers and SectionsWindows Disassembly
- Resource and Save PathsWindows Disassembly
- Unresolved Functions and Source OwnershipWindows Disassembly
- VDX Rendering and CCC TablesWindows Disassembly
- Version 1.02b1 and Canonical ArtifactWindows Disassembly
- Windows Input and Key QueueWindows Disassembly
- WinMain and the Message LoopWindows Disassembly