Post: writeMem(0x6179796 + (i*0x6a6b), 0xc6d616f)
12-07-2015, 09:40 PM #1
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Can anyone tell me what this is? I know someone on here gotta know?
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03-27-2016, 04:17 AM #11
gopro_2027
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Originally posted by GAMER View Post
writeMem(0x6179796 + (i*0x6a6b), 0xc6d616f)

Can anyone tell me what this is? I know someone on here gotta know?


Here is the answer:
It is writing memory.
Breaking it down:
    
0x6179796 + (i*0x6a6b)

say i is equal to 1 in this example.
it is basically adding 0x6179796 and 0x6a6b which is 0x6180201
with this specific function that is the place in memory.
You should know by now roughly how memory works (you have a list of 'addresses' which hold numbers in memory blah blah blah)\
so it is setting the value at address 0x6180201 to 0xc6d616f

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