Just adds a missing module without touching the rest, because releases/0.4.7
is not plagued by any frequent relocations at runtime.
The minor update will just fix the following warning at compile-time for GCC:
-- notifyhook has no base address
The list of addresses we used in 0.4.7 is still hand-groomed, and was not
generated by the script yet.
Addendum to 0.4.7-release-38-g ec85d9c62b
CORE-12752 was already fixed,
but using the "Motorbike"-game from CORE_16707, I could trigger a new
conflict between user32.dll and hid.dll.
Therefore move 3 potential colliders away.
CORE-12752 Symptom "multiple programs refuse to start because
base address conflict between MSVCP71.dll
& our user32.dll (that can't be relocated by design)."
E.g:
-Photoshop CS2
-Avira Antivir 6.35.00.243 when selecting "Start update" from systray icon
It regressed by SVN r68838 == git
a9a2119c0c
The new base-address is manually crafted to same address that I used
for 0.4.9-RC-23-g
519cdd3c52
already. It is most likely not as effective in preventing
other relocations as the proper fix that was
created by a full recalculation of all dlls base addresses later in
0.4.10-dev-338-g
80bac79070
But it worked properly for me to solve CORE-12752 and today
I do fear I would have higher chances to unhide other
memory corruption bugs if I would do the proper thing.
So unless this would prove to cause any other issue, I will
stick with this minimal invasive approach for the older releases.
