bithub, hm, thanks, I'll try.
Elysia, yes I could, but like said before, that would be too simple.
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bithub, hm, thanks, I'll try.
Elysia, yes I could, but like said before, that would be too simple.
Like said before, this is for academic/testing interest/purposes only.
So I would crawl through the call stack... but how do I recognize the memory range that belongs to the `foo` struct in...
bithub, no, that would be too simple (and not the stuff I requested in my first question).
quzah, I know the & thing but I like to write that operator down explicitly, just for readability, you...
Sorry, but I don't get
why the memory address of foo "doesn't exist until foo_method is called" (foo exists before, so its address exists, too?)
what I should do with the second information...
Hi,
if I have some struct thing like
struct Foo {
void (*method)();
}
void foo_method() {}