GMem

A memory management tool for C# which is

1. Very lightweight - GMem has only a few tiny functions and 2 objects
2. Generic - You don't deal with data conversions and you don't have to call different functions for every data type.
3. Object oriented - So that what makes your life easier doesn't make your code look bad.
4. Extendable - I tried to keep the code as simple as i can so that you can extend it for your own work.

GMem is also on NuGet

More information here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/GMem/

How to use ?

    // Get an instance of GMemProcess.
    GMemProcess gProc = new GMemProcess("processname", "ModuleName");
    /* ptrObject object holds;
     calculated address is (modulebase + pointer address) + offsets or direct address if its not a pointer.
     processHandle is the handle pointer of your process
     You can create a ptrObject like below
     */
    ptrObject obj = gProc.create_ptr_object(0xFFFFFFFF, int[]{ 0xFF, 0x10 });
    /*
    Reads and writes are so simple.
    GMem supports almost all types that you might need.
    */
    // Read
    int intvalue = gProc.read<int>(obj);
    // Write
	int valueToWrite = 50;
    bool iswritten = gProc.write<int>(obj, valueToWrite);
	// If you want to read string or array of bytes
	int stringlength = 10;
	string text = gProc.read<string>(obj, stringlength);
	// or
	int byteLength = 10;
	byte[] dataBuffer = gProc.read<byte[]>(obj, 10);

How to test ?

Tests for this solution were done on steam version of Torchlight 2. There are further information on test documents.

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