Hi,
I'm trying to make my program read the content at a known memory address as fast as it can. I tried declaring that memory location as a variable (say 'aaaaa') normally as below:
unsigned int * aaaaa = (unsigned int *) 0xA0000008;
It compiled and retrieved the memory content at 0xA0000008 properly for me, except it took many assembly codes. This is because aaaaa is mapped to an internal code (say '012345')...
3 results in 0.0014 seconds.
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How to read content at an absolute memory address the quickest
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child class will not display the base value.
I don't understand why this program returns a value of 0 when it should return my base values. This is for the text book child and the coffee table book child.
here is the core of the program: (the whole progam is in a txt file attached)
...Code:public static void Main() { CoffeeTableBook aGoodCTB = new CoffeeTableBook(); aGoodCTB.Isbn = "9780712614894 "; aGoodCTB.TitleLast edited by Niheel; Jul 21 '10, 03:05 AM. -
Drop-Down Directory...Subdirectory..Files
I have a directory structure that is constantly being updated.
Config (Root)
--City (Sub-Dir)
----Address (Sub-Dir)
------File
I'm trying to create a script that will:
1. Scan a directory (will be a root dir) and place the directory names in a drop down box.
2. Choose option (dir) and a 2nd box will appear with subdirectores
3. Once you select an option, a 3rd will...
