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LastExceed
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 Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2015 10:22 am Post subject: value sync |
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| I know that you can synchronize the value of 2 addresses by using as value for address2, but is there any way to synchronize the values of 2 addresses from different processes?
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Dark Byte
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| Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2015 11:00 am Post subject: |
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Yes, use 2 ce's and make use of a named shared memory block. Use ce1 to sync a pointer to that block and ce2 to sync a pointer with the value of that block
I cant give better details right now as I'm on a phone, but just ask to remind me when I grt home
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allocateSharedMemory(name, size):
Creates a shared memory object of the given size if it doesn't exist yet. If size is not given and there is no shared region with this name then the default size of 4096 is used
It then maps this shared memory block into the currently targeted process. It returns the address of mapped region in the target process
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| Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2015 4:35 pm Post subject: |
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| Dark Byte wrote: | Yes, use 2 ce's and make use of a named shared memory block. Use ce1 to sync a pointer to that block and ce2 to sync a pointer with the value of that block
I cant give better details right now as I'm on a phone, but just ask to remind me when I grt home
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allocateSharedMemory(name, size):
Creates a shared memory object of the given size if it doesn't exist yet. If size is not given and there is no shared region with this name then the default size of 4096 is used
It then maps this shared memory block into the currently targeted process. It returns the address of mapped region in the target process
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| Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2015 5:20 pm Post subject: |
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@DB, Is it possible with LuaPipe?
I tried it some time ago. Without success.
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| Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2015 7:18 pm Post subject: |
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it's possible with the LuaPipeClient and LuaPipeServer but setting it up is a bit more complex
server executes:
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p=openLuaServer("somename")
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p=connectToPipe("somename")
s=[[
print("bla")
print("param="..parameter)
]]
p.writeByte(1) --execute lua function
p.writeDword(#s) --scriptsize
p.writeString(s) --script
p.writeDword(600) --'parameter' variable
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and keep in mind that this code will run in a different thread, so 'synchronize' if you intend to use gui functions (like the addresslist)
But what I meant is open 2 CE's (call them CE1 and CE2)
CE1 connects to process1(the one you wish to set the value)
CE2 connects to process2(the one you wish to get the value from)
after connecting, in both CE's execute the lua command:
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sharedaddress=allocateSharedMemory("mysharedblock", 4096)
registerSymbol("sharedaddress", sharedaddress)
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now add the address "sharedaddress" to both CE's (it can be inside a table and CE will update it accordingly after that lua command)
in CE2 freeze sharedaddress and give it the value (entrywithoriginalvalue)
in CE1 freeze the address you wish to sync, and give it the value (entrywithsharedaddress)
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