what does this statement mean?
BYTE *gameBase = 0x4C62FC;
*gamebase points to the value 0x4C62FC? or
*gamebase points to an address of 0x4C62FC which is the location of data or another address?
what does this statement mean?
BYTE *gameBase = 0x4C62FC;
*gamebase points to the value 0x4C62FC? or
*gamebase points to an address of 0x4C62FC which is the location of data or another address?
Jump to PostThat's not right. gamebase is going to be assigned the value 0x4C62FC, and because its a pointer, its value is a memory address. So it's going to point to the address 0x4C62FC. What exactly are you trying to do?
Your first point is correct :- gamebase points to the value 0x4C62FC
That's not right. gamebase is going to be assigned the value 0x4C62FC, and because its a pointer, its value is a memory address. So it's going to point to the address 0x4C62FC. What exactly are you trying to do?
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