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Stcherbatchenko



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Stcherbatchenko 20 Apr 2004, 12:40
hey again thanks for everyone help by replying to my questions and problems anyway, i wanted to get some answeres to some questions i had here they are:
1) what is an offset ?
2) what is a base address ?
and how can i get the address and base address of some DLL's and stuff ?
thanks that would be all for now.
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vid
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vid 20 Apr 2004, 18:31
1. read my tutorial
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=599
it is there. In general, you can take offset as address (of something).

2. depends on context. There are many things that can be called base address.
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f0dder



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f0dder 20 Apr 2004, 21:35
base adresses? Well... while it's usually not a good idea to depend on this, the module handles returned by LoadLibrary and GetModuleHandle are the module base addresses on win32.

If you want to snoop inside other processes, you'd need to mess with psapi or toolhelp32 or, if you don't care about compatibility, internal kernel structures.
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