Joshua Goins
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This now makes it way more stable under scenarios where you're running it under Wine, which is kind of finnicky with stdout and exit codes. Now the first argument is a port number, which recieves the PID upon completion. It now successfully compiles under MinGW as well.
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# nativelauncher
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[](https://git.sr.ht/~redstrate/nativelauncher)
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[](https://github.com/redstrate/nativelauncher)
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[](https://git.ryne.moe/redstrate/nativelauncher)
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This is an ACL bypass for Win32 apps, but specifically is used for [Dalamud](https://github.com/goatcorp/Dalamud) injection into FFXIV. This is a C++ alternative for
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[FFXIVQuickLauncher's own bypass which is in C#](https://github.com/goatcorp/FFXIVQuickLauncher/blob/master/src/XIVLauncher.Common.Windows/NativeAclFix.cs). This makes it usable for launchers which aren't in C# like [Astra](https://sr.ht/~redstrate/astra). This is mainly used for external use (i.e. calling NativeLauncher as a wrapper).
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## Usage
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* The first argument is the port number of your TCP server
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* The second argument is the executable (usually ffxiv_dx11.exe)
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* The rest of the arguments is passed as-is to your chosen executable
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* If an error occured, it is printed into stderr
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This communicates via IPC through TCP sockets. This is to handle usecases such as running within Wine which not only clogs up stdout but also throws away
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the error code of the application which makes those two communication methods impossible.
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The only data it will send over the TCP socket (and the port is specified as the second argument) is the PID number, which you can then use to
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bootstrap Dalamud or any other injector.
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I've been testing this under latest Wine Staging (as of writing, 6.22) and the process still works out-of-the box.
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## Building
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You can compile this using MinGW or MSVC. If you're using MSVC, just use the vcxproj. If you're trying to compile it using MinGW, use this command:
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`x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++ -municode NativeLauncher.cpp -static -lwsock32 -o NativeLauncher.exe`
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Of course there's always [a prebuilt EXE for you](https://github.com/redstrate/nativelauncher/releases/latest) if can't compile it.
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## Credit
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* The XIVQuickLauncher team, who originally wrote this.
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