Katelyn Gadd

> The idea makes sense but we can possibly do this at a higher level; this can be done in FNA3D.c with a custom define that just checks the TID...

I'll think some more about what kind of long term options you have, but when I tested specifically extracting the embedded resources from SoulSplitter.dll, Defender immediately nuked soulmemory-rs's x86 binary....

In some cases once a file is 'known' and builds a good reputation (nobody reports it as a virus), the detection count will go down AFAIK. But I'm not sure...

once you get below 10 you're in fairly safe territory, especially if the most popular ones like Defender and Norton aren't flagging it.

That's frustrating, it sounds like the reputation thing is probably a big part of it. I'm not sure any of my suggestions actually help then. :(

Yeah, I decided to dig into this some because I saw a runner get stumped by Defender deleting SoulSplitter.dll and eventually turn off their antivirus entirely. I wanted to at...

> The raw dll's are kind of inexcusable, fully agree with you there. I will work on getting soulmemory-rs properly integrated soon. > > As for this submitting to MS...

We currently ship a WASM JIT in production and would love to adopt an opcode like this. It might be helpful to provide some context to inform your thinking here,...

CancelGPUCommandBuffer being commented out is because I can't build locally with those calls in there, the link fails. I'm not sure if it's because something changed on the SDL side...

> CancelGPUCommandBuffer being commented out is because I can't build locally with those calls in there, the link fails. I'm not sure if it's because something changed on the SDL...