Hello,
I have a problem which I am trying to solve for a longer time and have not found a correct solution yet. I need to hook certain functions in Direct3D and replace them with my own implementation. Hooking itself is not the problem. The problem is that Direct3D library uses more implementations for some functions and "randomly" switches between them. So if I hook e.g. Draw function, it works only for a while and then the function is replaced with another implementation so my hook is not called until I rehook this another implementation too.
After debugging Direct3D library, I noticed it really happens. I have found functions such as: D3D10Device1::Draw_<0>, D3D10Device1::Draw_<1>, D3D10Device1::Draw_<2> etc. It is much worse for D3D11Device as there is 8 different implementation of Draw function.
Does anybody know the technical details why (or when) each of the <0>, <1> etc.. is called? What is the difference between them?
My current solution for hooks is to periodically check Draw pointer and if it changes then rehook it again. It works but I don't see it as good solution (just because it requires additional code which can slow the things down).