Re: Re: Re: Re: Re+: Win32 Shared Memory

If its a different game then it almost certainly uses a different name for it's shared memory. Contact the authors and see if they will divulge it.

Otherwise, there is probably a utility kicking around somewhere that will show you the names of any active shared memory, events etc.

If I come across one in my travels, I'll post a link here.

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Re++: Win32 Shared Memory by nornagon (Acolyte) on May 16, 2004 at 06:22 UTC
I've asked on the developers' forums, hoping that will show something up. googles If you find one, that'd be great =] {UPDATE}: Ok, it wasn't looking for the wrong peice of memory: I know it's there and I know I can't access it for some reason. However, all is not lost. There is a dll that does all the interfacing for me, specific to the game. However, it has void __stdcall functions, and Win32::API doesn't seem to be able to import them with the Win32::API->Import() function... Any clues? {UPDATE2}: Ok, don't worry! Instead of using the ->Import() function, I just used ->new(), and it worked! Thanks for all your help! ^_^	[reply]

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Re++: Win32 Shared Memory
by nornagon (Acolyte) on May 16, 2004 at 06:22 UTC

*googles*

If you find one, that'd be great =]

{UPDATE}: Ok, it wasn't looking for the wrong peice of memory: I know it's there and I know I can't access it for some reason.

However, all is not lost. There is a dll that does all the interfacing for me, specific to the game. However, it has void __stdcall functions, and Win32::API doesn't seem to be able to import them with the Win32::API->Import() function... Any clues?

{UPDATE2}: Ok, don't worry! Instead of using the ->Import() function, I just used ->new(), and it worked! Thanks for all your help! ^_^

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