How would we make inline functions?

ok so the proper way to do this is to make sure you have your keyboard plugged in/connected and you have to utilize the keys on your keyboard to write the functions

@SeizureSalad
OMG, great explanation ! :O

@SeizureSalad

This approach is far too hands on.

I'd recommend to start off with making sure that you're device has a power supply or has more than 0% battery.

@76353Nahh thats wayy to far. First you need to make sure you have a display with a cracked screen. and also a 2009 motherboard

Yoo thanks guys!

Aside from the jokes: I rewrote settop :)

@Luau

Me casually acting like I know what settop is 

hey It's pretty easy to misspell settop for stepbro

@_realnickk
he actually meant "how can we remake lua functions"
nothing about inline rly
it takes time to understand people that cant phrase their threads correctly

@_realnickk Use that before a function for example __forceline static int settop?

@_realnickk Do you have discord? So it's easier 4 us to msg.

I left the Windows exploiting scene for the android and iOS exploiting scene before the inlining, but I'm pretty sure I can still help you.

For most functions you could use Lua knowledge to recreate them. The only thing that you would need to gather really is functions used inside the inlined functions and offsets/structs.

If you wanted to recreate lua_gettop (rather easy example) you would need the offsets for top and base.

int r_lua_gettop(uintptr_t ls)
{
	return cast_int(*(uintptr_t*)(ls + offsets::top) - (*(uintptr_t*)(ls + offsets::base));
}

This is just an example, hope I helped.