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I tried pointers and reference(&) but when I try to get the info(I am only reading from memory) computer “beeps” and program terminates.
NO problem when assigning a pointer to a byte (char *). But when I read that computer beeps. ( x=*p;)
Windows xp, 1GB + 128 MB RAM. I don’t know about my eproom + eeproms.
Can I use System() function to use OS commands to reach memory? Do you know any one?
You can’t. Modern OSes use virtual mode and memory protection which don’t permit this. To access all physical RAM, you’ll most likely need to write your own OS or a kernel driver for an existing OS.