Alejandro Santillan Iturres wrote:

>       Any documentation about this module?
>       I need to access a number (a floating one, or maybe an integer) within
> a windows application. I thought that this module would be adecuate an I
> installed it. So far I could not understand what the module doeas. I am not
> much skilled in memory managing and I tried to play a bit with the sentences
> written in the module examples:
> 
>       my %memlist = $proc->get_memlist;
>       printf " %08X -> %08X : Len=0x%X\n", $_, $_+$memlist{$_}, $memlist{$_}
>       foreach (sort {$a <=> $b} keys %memlist);
> 
>       and with:
> 
>       print $proc->hexdump($from, $len);
>       $getvalue = $proc->get_i16($from, $undef_val);
> 
>       Anyway I could'nt find a way of getting the number (it is a number
> like 122356, always positive, lying somewhere in the memory map of the
> application). I am very confused about using this module. Maybe I am not
> gettin the complete memory allocated by the program. Could someone please
> point me to any source of knowledge about it. Is there any discussion group
> a propos?

Seems to run ok for me.  Is the 122356 an exact number or are you
looking for a number that fits into a range of values ?  I think
you'll need an exact value to search for.

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