rdbo/memory

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Memory

Memory Management on Windows/Linux
https://github.com/rdbo/Memory

libmem

C-Compatible version of this project, which is being more updated and has more features:
https://github.com/rdbo/libmem

Usage

Just copy the "mem" folder to your project, then include "mem/mem.hpp" and make sure to compile "mem/mem.cpp".
Check "docs/documentation.txt" for more guidance

LICENSE

Read LICENSE

Overview

mem::ex::get_pid
mem::ex::get_process
mem::ex::get_process_name
mem::ex::get_module_info
mem::ex::is_process_running
mem::ex::read
mem::ex::write
mem::ex::set
mem::ex::scan
mem::ex::protect
mem::ex::allocate
mem::ex::pattern_scan
mem::ex::load_library

mem::in::get_pid
mem::in::get_process
mem::in::get_process_name
mem::in::get_module_info
mem::in::read
mem::in::write
mem::in::set
mem::in::scan
mem::in::protect
mem::in::allocate
mem::in::detour
mem::in::detour_length
mem::in::detour_trampoline
mem::in::detour_restore
mem::in::pattern_scan
mem::in::load_library

Projects

Projects made with the Memory Lib:

TODO

Add support for allocating and protecting memory externally on Linux
Add support for loading libraries externally on Linux
Clean up code
Add a simple documentation
Add some examples

memory's Issues

Error When running Any Method!

Based on this approach:

The result:

undefined reference

Hello,
I am trying to compile a test application in windows with mingw-w64 and encountered a linking issue.
g++ -Wall -Werror -DBUILDING_EXAMPLE_DLL -c main.cpp libs\mem\mem.cpp
g++ -shared -m64 -o main.dll mem.o main.o -Wl,--out-implib,main.a

any help would be greatly appreciated.

Error on Compiling.

Hey Man finally I found a X-Platform Memory management this is awesome, but when i execute the command
./Compile.sh I got this message:

update

Solved the problem using: sudo apt-get install gcc-multilib g++-multilib

update 2

solved
Since compile works fine now, the generated file "mem.o" is generated but it dissapper, tried compiling from terminal and vscode and using sudo too. any idea?

Seems that compile.sh file has a line rm mem.o but why does you decided to remove mem.?

How can we donate to support you

Hi Man

Great work.
I would like to know how can we support you or donate?

Regards,
Hammad