how can I add "registersymbol"? about memory.dll HOT 6 CLOSED

Why don't you just use a variable?
int64 myAddress = 0x88888888; //?

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How do I convert the assembly code to hexadecimal when I use a variable?
mov [myAddress ], eax

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You have to look at this from a C# perspective and not from assembly. Go to that address and note the byte differences as you cannot write ASM in C#. Make changes via CE and once again note the byte changes.

You can write/read bytes in C#, so do that.

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I know that, but the method you say is not useful.

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CreateCodeCave will allocate memory with read write execute permissions. It will also give you the address at which it was allocated. As it does not include an assembler at this time it is up to you to create the machine code from assembly one way or another. In terms of reading "eax" you could copy the value of eax to a specific address in that allocated memory then read/write to that address

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