Thoughts of a Cyber-LOONATic

A while back I found the need for a Win32 shim DLL, so I took the opportunity to create a quick hack-up.
Shim DLLs are normally used to extend or alter the functionality offered by a regular DLL.
In my case, I just wanted to observe the data being transmitted from an application to its crypto / hashing library.
So we start with an application we'll call SecProggie and its respective hashing library, SecLibbie.

Now SecLibbie is exporting a few methods but none of them are decorated.
As such, we don't know what argument combination the methods are expecting, unless I take a look at the library's ASM.
I'm avoiding that because I wasnt something I can reuse again later.