Property ProcessMemory.Mem

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Overload

Address in that process used by the read and write functions.

public nint Mem { get; set; }

Property Value

nint

Remarks

Most read/write functions of this class don't have a parameter "address in that process". Instead they use Mem, which initially is == ProcessMemory.MemAllocated. But you can set Mem = any valid address in that process; usually you do it when no memory is allocated by the constructor (nBytes 0). The address is invalid in this process.