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by asveikau
2000 days ago
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Microsoft documents ntdll as subject to change and makes no promises not to break it. When I was at MS it was advised not to use it for things that ship outside Windows. They had automated scripts to flag such a use. In practice it is pretty stable, and many use it. Many things cannot be changed without causing massive internal refactors and app compat issues. But it is regarded as internal. |
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