- How to read other process memory?
- Posted by /dev/null on September 30th, 2003
How can I read other process/app memory?
How can I get acces to it, estimate it boundaries etc? What functions
should i look at?
Any help is highly appreciated.
Thnx.
- Posted by Tim Robinson on September 30th, 2003
Obtain a process handle and an address to look at, then use
ReadProcessMemory.
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- Posted by /dev/null on September 30th, 2003
Tim Robinson wrote:
Thanks, that is exactly the function I need.
But I don't know the address to look at, so I would like to read entire
process memory to scan it for a specific data I want to find (guess
start from baseaddress 0). How could I determine how much memory given
process use?
Thnx.
- Posted by Jerry Coffin on September 30th, 2003
In article <blav1b$hta$1@nemesis.news.tpi.pl>, /dev/null@localhost.ld
says...
VirtualQueryEx will tell you about the memory blocks owned by a
particular process.
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Later,
Jerry.
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