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1.1 root 1: Sample: Virtual Memory API Function Demonstration
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3: Summary:
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5: VIRTMEM is a sample of the various virtual memory API
6: functions available under Win32.
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8: Upon starting the application you are initially given a
9: RESERVED page of virtual memory. You can change the
10: protection and state of the page through menu selections.
11: Check marks will appear in the menu items to indicate the
12: current state and protection on the page. More in depth
13: information regarding the page can be obtained by selecting
14: the Show Page menu item.
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16: The Lock menu item allows you to lock and unlock the page in
17: memory.
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19: The application also uses structured exception handling and
20: allows you to try and write to the page in its various
21: states and protections. To try this, select the Test menu
22: option.
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