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How to modify VB.NET setwaitabletimer (mltimer, ft, 0,0,0) to cause stack asymmetry?
Import? System. Runtime. InteropServices

Module? bee

& ltStructLayout(LayoutKind。 Sequential) >

Public? Structure? FILETIME

Public? dwLowDateTime? As? Uinteg

Public? dwHighDateTime? As? Uinteg

Public? Read only? Property? Value()? As? own goal

get

Return? CType(dwHighDateTime? & lt& lt? 32,? ULong)? +? dwLowDateTime

End? get

End? property

End? structure

Public? Delegate? Sub? TimerCompleteDelegate()

& ltDllImport(" kernel 32 . dll ")& gt;

Public? Function? CreateWaitableTimer(lpTimerAttributes? As? IntPtr,? bManualReset? As? Bull? lpTimerName? As? String)? As? IntPtr

End? function

& ltDllImport(" kernel 32 . dll ")& gt;

Public? Function? SetWaitableTimer(hTimer? As? IntPtr,? ByRef? ft? As? Dragon? L cycle? As? Int32,? pfnCompletionRoutine? As? TimerCompleteDelegate,? pArgToCompletionRoutine? As? IntPtr,? Fresum? As? Boolean)? As? Boolean algebra system

End? function

Public? Function? SetWaitableTimer(hTimer? As? IntPtr,? ByRef? ft? As? Dragon? L cycle? As? Int32)? As? Boolean algebra system

Return? SetWaitableTimer(hTimer,? ft,? L period,? Nothing. IntPtr。 Zero? True)

End? function

End? ModuleSetWaitableTimer's statement is wrong.