When writing a file, there is the act of creating a file, because once the Trojan virus is deleted or blackmailed, it is used to create a file to fill the hard disk and prevent it from being retrieved. If unsigned software is not archived, it is easy to report viruses.

If static linking is used, the principle is to package the support library into the software, and the PE structure of the software is not standardized. With the binding function, the more support libraries involved, the greater the probability of reporting viruses.

Software shelling is not a solution for virus reporting. Even some software that does not report viruses is reported as viruses after being shelled.

There are some solutions.

First, you try to compile independently and write the support library together.

If not, it is suggested to use VB, VC and other software to write.

If you don't understand VB, VC still has some methods, such as using black moon plug-in in easy language and compiling in black moon. Black Moon provides three compilation methods: assembly /C++/VC. Using the development environment of Easy Language, it can be converted into the corresponding compilation method, which can be separated from the easy language support library, which is of great help to various virus characteristics and reduces false positives.

It's not easy to hit by hand, hope to adopt it.