how to acquisition(capture) physical memory in c or c++ ?

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hi to all
how to acquisition(capture) physical memory in c or c++?
from offset 0 to n?

Posted 9-Aug-14 0:16am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-08-09T00:37:00

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Probably, you can't - the operating system won't let you near the "real" memory except in very simple systems. For anything complex it provides you with a virtual address space and also only give you access to some of the memory - that associated with your thread.

What are you trying to do that you think you need this?

Posted 9-Aug-14 0:37am

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Member 10946548 9-Aug-14 7:13am

thank you for your solution.
i study a lot of sources in c++ or c in this about within internet but nothing was about physical memory and all o them instruct in virtual memory. do i develop it in assembly language or do you know any way???

OriginalGriff 9-Aug-14 7:20am

What are you trying to do?