I figured out how to read and write to the process memory and want to learn more about it.
How do I create my own chunk of memory to do stuff with?
I don't need 5MB of memory. Just enough to create my population game using bytes.
I'm a novice when it comes to ASM stuff.
I also need to know how many bytes equal to what.
So far I found that this is what each variable represents.
Long = 4 bytes
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desperateinc
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Reading and Writeing Process Memory
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Can you please provide more detail on what your goal is.
What did you update in your project?
Is it a component?(.DLL .OCX etc...) (Asked above)
If you just updated the Executable. It might be possible to just overwrite the .EXE installed with the same name of course. Should uninstall without any problems.
If you updated a component, you need to remove the old component from the system and the registry.... -
Hey killer. I haven't been to bytes in a long time.
Wanted to post a reply but it was posted 2006! lol.
Hope your still active.
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Solution! =)
Im assuming your using VB6, I dont know if VB5 has API.
Look for PatorJK API Spy.
API Calls can do many things. What your trying to do is fill a TextBox on another window.
Use an API Spy to set another windows TextBox with your own Text.
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Example:Code:Public Function Rand(ByVal Min As Long, ByVal Max As Long) As Long Rand = Int((Max - Min + 1) * Rnd) + Min End Function
Will pick a random number between 1 and 52.Code:NextCard = Rand(1, 52)
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