C
Chris Cranford
Is there anyway that when a function is passed a memory pointer that the
contents of that pointer can be dereferenced or the bytes dumped to a
file or console?
The problem is i have no idea what the pointer really is to and nor do I
have any idea what the total size of the pointer is. I'm trying to
debug something for a friend and this has me stumped and I don't know if
it's even possible.
TIA,
cc
contents of that pointer can be dereferenced or the bytes dumped to a
file or console?
The problem is i have no idea what the pointer really is to and nor do I
have any idea what the total size of the pointer is. I'm trying to
debug something for a friend and this has me stumped and I don't know if
it's even possible.
TIA,
cc