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reading data from the memory of the running program

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weather watcher live (vb 5/6 native code) offline software is running, dew point and temperature values ​​I need to use the memory as a continuous variable to another program( c++ or masm,radasm ),I need to write a program like this, but how I can write. Can you help me in this subject.I'm sorry for my english is bad, I hope you understood my question.

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You can use system API do this. Look into using ReadProcessMemory.

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thank you , i find using api but vc++ 2008 different 2010 different 2012 different and i look masm but i cant find useful material , Where should I look for samples or for similar applications.game cheat codes( money,health,ammo etc.) for software similar to this subject during my research as I could see.

I'm grateful for your help.

The system API does not change in usage between versions of Visual Studio.

As for examples of using ReadProcessMemory, use Google and look for stuff like:

- 'C++ trainer example'

- 'C++ ReadProcessMemory example'

And so on.

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http://www.planet-source-code.com/ is also a great place to search for example code. Just pick what language you'd like to search and browse their repository - 1000's of lines of code to search through.

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