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rwKernel Class Reference

Wrapper around kernel memory access. +More... +

+#include <rwKernel.hpp> +

+List of all members. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Public Methods
rwKernel ()
Create the object with a fairly standard configuration. More...

rwKernel (int file, int offset)
Create a rwKernel object with the defined parameters. More...

~rwKernel ()
Destructor. More...

void read (unsigned char *dest, unsigned int len, unsigned int addr)
read from kernel. More...

void write (unsigned char *src, unsigned int len, unsigned int addr)
write to kernel. More...

+void read (char *a, unsigned int b, unsigned int c)
Foo.

+void write (char *a, unsigned int b, unsigned int c)
Foo.

+

Detailed Description

+Wrapper around kernel memory access. +

+It lets you read from and write to the kernel without taking care of offsets or file access. +

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

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+rwKernel::rwKernel + ( )
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+ + + +
+Create the object with a fairly standard configuration. +
+This constructor will assume that you want to use /dev/mem and a standard offset (as used by any 2.4.x and any 2.2.x kernel not defined to use more than 1GB of ram).
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+rwKernel::rwKernel + ( int file,

int offset
)
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+Create a rwKernel object with the defined parameters. +
+
+Parameters:
+ + + +
file + +sets the file to use. This must be either PROCKCORE (to use /proc/kcore as the memory device) or DEVMEM (to use /dev/mem as the memory device).
offset + +sets the offset from real memory addresses to virtual (kernel-) addresses. This is only needed if (file == DEVMEM), otherways supply IGNORE.
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+rwKernel::~rwKernel + ( )
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+Destructor. +
+Will unmap the used device.
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Member Function Documentation

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+void rwKernel::read + ( unsigned char * dest,

unsigned int len,

unsigned int addr
)
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+read from kernel. +
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+Parameters:
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dest + +read data to this address.
len + +amount of bytes to read.
addr + +read data from this address.
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+void rwKernel::write + ( unsigned char * src,

unsigned int len,

unsigned int addr
)
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+write to kernel. +
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+Parameters:
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src + +read data from this address.
len + +amount of bytes to write.
addr + +write data to this address.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

rwKernel.hpp

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Public Methods
	rwKernel ()
	Create the object with a fairly standard configuration. More...
	rwKernel (int file, int offset)
	Create a rwKernel object with the defined parameters. More...
	~rwKernel ()
	Destructor. More...
void	read (unsigned char *dest, unsigned int len, unsigned int addr)
	read from kernel. More...
void	write (unsigned char *src, unsigned int len, unsigned int addr)
	write to kernel. More...
+void	read (char *a, unsigned int b, unsigned int c)
	Foo.
+void	write (char *a, unsigned int b, unsigned int c)
	Foo.