Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 10:31 pm Post subject: Finding Pointer addresses / hex values
I need help in finding pointer addresses in general.
Say for example i want a memory address 4707ffd0 to look like p->4707ffd0 in the address column, How would you figure out the Pointer address and the Hex offset. And does it make a difference [using just 4707ffd0 with no hex] compared to [using p->4707ffd0 with a specific pointer address with a hex value]?
Thank you in advanced
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Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 2:39 am Post subject:
Basically with a pointer you don't have to scan again for the address, you just find the pointers to the pointers until you get a static(green) one that you can put in your table and save the table so you save yourself the trouble of finding it again.
so can you explain more on how to find this static pointer?
for example let say i searched for the value 4294966946 and i managed to narrow it down to 1 address i want. and let say that addresses is 4707ffd0. This is not a pointer. So how do i make 4707ffd0 into p->4707ffd0? What pointer and what hex value do i use to make the pointer point to the address "4707ffd0"?
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