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iLogic
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 Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 4:03 pm Post subject: [C++] Program to handle the Pointer scan files |
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Ok, so I want to create a small tool that can compare the offsets between 2 Pointer scan files. I'm only interested in the offsets and not the base pointers.
However, I can't find the "loadfromfile" function in the source code for CE and I'm not entirely sure how the format is made in the PTR files..
So, I was wondering if someone could tell me what I should go for to read the PTR files.
Something like this? (I'll be using fstream).
| Code: | ifstream load;
load.open(path, ios::binary);
load.read((char*)&PointerAddress,sizeof(DWORD));
load.read((char*)&Off1,sizeof(DWORD));
load.read((char*)&Off2,sizeof(DWORD));
load.read((char*)&Off3,sizeof(DWORD));
load.read((char*)&Off4,sizeof(DWORD));
load.close(); |
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| Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 4:50 pm Post subject: |
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I recommend compiling ce from the svn, and use the sort by offset feature.
The result will be a multiple .ptr files with each value in the specified column in it's own partfile
anyhow, a ptr is buildup using dwords in this order:
MODULEID - OFFSETINMODULE - NROFOFFSETSINTHISENTRY - OFFSET1 - OFFSET2 - ...
if NROFOFFSETSINTHISENTRY is lower than the maximum number of offsets that was defined in the main .ptr file the non used offsets contain garbage
and moduleid is the index in the modulelist of the main .ptr file
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| Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 4:51 pm Post subject: |
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Ah, sorry for answering this late 
Thanks for your reply, though I managed to solve my issue without the tool that I wanted to create ^^
I may need it later on anyway, so thanks for clarification 
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