Acidic Burn Application Framework:
New system under development by me, for this website. Maybe it'll help get us some attention here, eh?
Version 1 will include a full version of my SourceScript program, a special application launcher, possibly a dll injector, process and module scanner, an app called Symon (short for system monitor), and I'm working on a framework for windows applications called the "Acidic Burn Application Framework" for it all to run on. The first release of the ABAF will only come with the libraries and a few samples, and possibly the first major app for it, the app browser. As you can see, this is a very ambitious project and will consist of several hours of me working on it. Note: This will only be available for Windows 7 x64 systems at first. Later versions will include support for more operating systems.
Once the main framework is down, I will begin work on apps for it.


I will need suggestions or requests for features that you want me to implement in this system. :p

cool

can you include some options where you can change the color and download and put in new themes?

sounds great keep it up!

I will work on a theme system when I start working with the GUI. So far I've got around 900 lines of code, got first version of the framework written up and compiled. It has a function to inject dll's into processes in it, and I'm working on getting more ways of doing it implemented so we can have undetectable injection. It has tons of other functions to help people make applications too.
I also wrote the foundations of a runtime system that uses reflection to load the apps.
Here's the basics of how it works:
1. Load the dll file into a System.Reflection.Assembly object
2. Get the namespace and class from the dll
3. Get the method from the namespace/class hierarchy
4. Invoke the method you find on a new thread, thus making our applications each run on their own thread.
So we effectively have our own multi-threaded plugin-style application architecture with it's own small class library, and it also has access to
the .NET class library, AND to top it off we could also have native (C/C++/Assembly) applications run on the platform.

EDIT: I make horrible GUI systems, so I may release the source to all the coders on the forum and let them handle the GUI aspects, if they want. Also, I might make the GUI a part of the plug-in app system, so the gui for most of it would depend on the app's settings.

Sunder wrote:

I will work on a theme system when I start working with the GUI. So far I've got around 900 lines of code, got first version of the framework written up and compiled. It has a function to inject dll's into processes in it, and I'm working on getting more ways of doing it implemented so we can have undetectable injection. It has tons of other functions to help people make applications too.
I also wrote the foundations of a runtime system that uses reflection to load the apps.
Here's the basics of how it works:
1. Load the dll file into a System.Reflection.Assembly object
2. Get the namespace and class from the dll
3. Get the method from the namespace/class hierarchy
4. Invoke the method you find on a new thread, thus making our applications each run on their own thread.
So we effectively have our own multi-threaded plugin-style application architecture with it's own small class library, and it also has access to
the .NET class library, AND to top it off we could also have native (C/C++/Assembly) applications run on the platform.

EDIT: I make horrible GUI systems, so I may release the source to all the coders on the forum and let them handle the GUI aspects, if they want. Also, I might make the GUI a part of the plug-in app system, so the gui for most of it would depend on the app's settings.

it sounds like you will have your hands crossed for a while, but take your time you can't rush artwork

true i agree

but i have really no experience in this :evil: