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GeneralRe: Hello i hooked readprocessmemory and have some problems logging its lpBuffer Pin
Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-11 22:05
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GeneralRe: Hello i hooked readprocessmemory and have some problems logging its lpBuffer Pin
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QuestionLPCWSTR Problem.? Pin
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Stefan_Lang9-Jan-11 23:54
Stefan_Lang9-Jan-11 23:54 
I wouldn't be too sure about that. The variable hello is not declared const, so it would be valid to modify the content of this string later in the code like this:
hello[3]=0;

This means the compiler does have to create a local string variable on the stack, inside this function. And this particular string variable will indeed be destroyed upon return.

You might argue that there is no such modification, but since the function itself passes a (non-const) pointer to this string, the caller might modify the contents instead! Also, later calls to that function need to initialize hello with the original string, not an address to a presumed literal which in the meantime might have been changed to god knows what. So what you'll want to pass is a copy of the literal being used for intialization, not the address of the literal itself!
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QuestionAdding a reference to MFC Project.... Pin
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