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I’m writing a small utility that should run on both 16\32\64 bit systems.
My old utility ran both on 32 and 16 bit by compressing the 16bit version to the 32 bit and applying the /stub switch in visual studio 2008 (/STUB -MS-DOS Stub File Name ).
I’m looking for a way to do the same with my 64 bit executable.
The target 64bit system is Win PE 64bit and it doesn’t have the WOW64 installed on it.
Is it possible?
The DOS stub of Windows executables uses the MZ section, whereas both 32-bit and 64-bit executables use the PE section. This allows the DOS stub to exist within either Windows executable, but causes a collision when trying to combine 32- and 64-bit executables.