On Jul 19, 2006, at 1:46 PM, Rafael Vallejo wrote:
Actually yes I have a valid reason, I have to interact with an
externall aplication that makes use of Interprocess to comuticate,
actually the information between aplications is copied to and from
via copymemory calls to windows32 api so basically them shares a
portion of memory, so I need to point to that memory address and
increment that adress in order to access to it.
Regards
Rafael
dim m as memoryblock
m = new memoryBlock(4)
m.long(0) = baseAddress // put the address you want to access in here
m = m.Ptr(0) // now m is a memory block starting at the address you
put in in the previous line
// read to your hearts content ... but be careful !
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