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I need the output : 0x8fd4fff4
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ruru altaai ❤ رورو الطائي The virtual memory space for your program is probably different than the one for theirs. So there's no need to try and do this. I was just saying it's possible.
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It's not in your power to decide the address of variables
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ruru altaai ❤ رورو الطائي
The lecture sheet contains what worked for them
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D'lite is mostly right. But you could find the base address of the process, subtract the desired address from the base address, then figure out the memory size of the subtracted number. Now you can allocate some space of that size. Your next variable will be at the desired address.
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Apparently
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you mean that I cant have the same output exist in the lecture ? D'lite
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D'lite
ok , thanks .
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Ben Allen (Njinx)
okay, thank you.
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this code was written in the lecture's sheet with its output
D'lite
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Ben Allen (Njinx)
cant understand ?