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[fjfc]

DWORD ADDRESS = 0x00473980;
*(BYTE*)ADDRESS = 0x7D;

any1 know how is this code in delphi?
like... write bytes using only the structure ( Address = bytes )

[lurc]

dword Address = $00473980;
^(byte^)Address = $7D; // guess on the byte part... someone fix it for me if it needs to be.

[fjfc]

for(;

e isso ai? que seria um loop... como faz em delphi?

[lurc]

um, me no know what lang your speakin, but im guessing your asking how to do a for loop in delphi? it should be the same in delphi with the exception of putting "do" at the end of it.

for ( ;; ) do

[fjfc]

portuguese - LoL
i forgived that i was posting at CEF xD
thank you man =}~~


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for (; do -> not right


^(byte^)Address = $7D; -> Wrong too
[Error] Project1.dpr(54): Missing operator or semicolon

[HolyBlah]

for:

[fjfc]

is it right?
i think that it'll change the "Address" and no the "Bytes at Address"... cause looki want to write in the memory like i do in c++ ( *(BYTE*)ADDRESS = 0x7D; ) but i dunno how to do in delphi...

[Dark Byte]

I think it should be:
pbyte($00473980)^:=$7d

typecast address to a pbyte type (pointer to byte type) and dereference it so you can set 7D at that address

[fjfc]

thank you so much DB!
it's totally right...

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Now can someone tell me if it's possible to make pointers (Address+Offset)
not using the ReadProcessMemory?
like... using only ASM code?

[Dark Byte]

that's only possible when you're using a injected dll. (or a injected asm script)

mov eax,[baseaddress]
add eax,offset
eax now contains the address you want

multilevel pointer:
e.g level 2:
mov eax,[baseaddress]
add eax,offset1
mov eax,[eax]
add eax,offset2
eax now contains the address...

(note: When reading from the add address pointer form: the bottom offset is offset 1 and goes up from there, so don't get it mixed up)