Is MemComp or such function are handled by memory manager in kernel space flowing from user space ?
If so what is the memoery manager driver ?
of course no. this function at all can be implemented by compiler - #pragma intrinsic(memcmp)
There is no “memory manager driver” the memory manager is a component of the
OS. Memcmp is not handled by this, it is a simple function that compares
bytes.
Don Burn
Windows Driver Consulting
Website: http://www.windrvr.com
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xxxxx@yopmail.com wrote:
Is MemComp or such function are handled by memory manager in kernel space flowing from user space ?
It would have been quicker for you to learn this on your own, by writing
a 5-line C program, compiling it, and tracing through it in the debugger.
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