User Guide

All of these examples require the inclusion of the <MemoryManage/MemoryManage.h> header.

Almost all functions here pass on the errors from the internal system call.

You can read more about all of these functions in the APIdocs

Addresses should be a uint64_t. You can safely cast a pointer to this.

Open a process

To open a process, you will need its PID (Process ID), once you have this, you can get a process_t to it in the following way.

process_t myprocess = openProcess(<pid>);

Read Memory from a Process

You can either read memory by using a length or by a start and end address.

Length:

readMemoryByLength(<process>, <startaddress>, <length to read>, <output buffer>)

Start and End

readMemoryByStartAndEnd(<process>, <startaddress>, <length to read>, <output buffer>)

Write Memory to a Process

writeMemory(<process>, <startaddress>, <output buffer>, <buffer length>)