readmem | A small OS X/iOS userland util to dump processes memory | Reverse Engineering library
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| __ |___ ___ | | |__ _____ | -| -| .'| . | | | | -| | ||||,||||||||_|. a small userland util to dump processes memory useful to dump stuff or verify stuff without gdb or running under gdb (c) fg! - 2012, 2013 - reverser@put.as - this is a small and simple userland util to dump processes memory on the screen or to a binary file. useful to dump stuff or verify something without gdb or running under gdb. a new option as been added as of version 0.3 that will dump the mach-o app or lib that is located at the given address. this makes process dumping easier (dumped binaries will not work because objective-c related stuff!), especially in ios where there is no vmmap utility by default. with this, you can dump the main binary or any of its loaded libraries.
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QUESTION
In top.v, I generate X_MAX*Y_MAX instances of a pe
module. In pe.v, I want to initialize a memory generated specifically for that instance. For example, at x=0,y=1: "pe_memory_x0_y0.dat". This is what my top-level module looks like:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-17 at 23:21You can use $sformatf
to construct a file name:
QUESTION
I'm trying to understand this code for reading virtual memory mappings but I'm having trouble understanding the different data types as I can't find any good documentation.
What is the difference between vm_offset_t
, void *
, and mach_vm_size_t
? On my machine they all seem to be 8 bytes (64-bit) and used to navigate virtual memory. What are the differences between their purposes? What is the point of having these different types?
EDIT:
For instance, in the linked code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-24 at 01:00vm_offset_t
, void*
, and mach_vm_size_t
are all internally synonymous with unsigned long
, but they are used to make the code more readable and expressive.
vm_read
returns an address in readMem
, meaning that readMem
will need to be cast to a pointer and dereferenced to access its value.
Also, the memory region pointed to by readMem
is allocated by the kernel, so it needs to be deallocated with vm_deallocate. To avoid this, consider using vm_read_overwrite which will populate the buffer it is supplied.
QUESTION
I want to make a simple program for reading a value of a program. I found a class on the internet which has everything i need to read/write data to the memory of a specified program. But im having a very annoying problem. I get this error: Error CS0117 'IntPtr' does not contain a definition for 'Add". If you type IntPtr.add(....), intellisense won't show it. Whats going on :(
NOTE: IntPtr.Zero and IntPtr.Size work perfectly.
Here is the Code of the class,Its line 68-69:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-05 at 08:26If found the solution. Im reall dumb. I wanted to make my program work on older versions of windows so i selected Framework 3.5. This version doesn't have the IntPtr.Add. I selected version 4.5 and now everything is fine!
Thanks everyone for the help
QUESTION
I am making a program to read something from a group of files, but I get an EOF error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-01 at 01:37You should call the read
method of the file object rf
instead:
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