dr34m3rs
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Perl: Map out used memory addresses
How do I map out used memory addresses in perl?
I want to be able to tell which addresses are used and if possible by what program on a winXP system.
Thank you very much.
Regards,
Dr34m3r
I want to be able to tell which addresses are used and if possible by what program on a winXP system.
Thank you very much.
Regards,
Dr34m3r
ASKER
Thank you for that, some really interesting stuff there...
Please allow me to explain a little more clearly what I'm looking for though.
For my own personal understanding and development, I want to be able to "snoop" on any given memory address (physical or virtual memory address) at any given time through perl.
In other words:
# code to find used memory address blocks
# code to extract memory data
This is purely for experimental reasons right now... later maybe I'll have a use.
Thank you very much for any help ! ! !
Please allow me to explain a little more clearly what I'm looking for though.
For my own personal understanding and development, I want to be able to "snoop" on any given memory address (physical or virtual memory address) at any given time through perl.
In other words:
# code to find used memory address blocks
# code to extract memory data
This is purely for experimental reasons right now... later maybe I'll have a use.
Thank you very much for any help ! ! !
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Yes, Win32 only right now.
That module looks like what I'm looking for. I will run some testing with it later today or tomorrow. Thank you very much - I will let you know. :-)
That module looks like what I'm looking for. I will run some testing with it later today or tomorrow. Thank you very much - I will let you know. :-)
Technet Script Center then find the download for
Scriptomatic 2
It has some basic scripts for windows management, any of the script scamples can also give the perl and vbscritp examples
look at the Win32_Process example, it gives a bunch of info for each process
PeakPageFileUsage:
PeakVirtualSize:
PeakWorkingSetSize:
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