Thats what i was thinking. I might run some tests with a dll. if that is a pointer then that's the second db pointer leek i have found haha
Ran some tests. I made simple dll with a GetPointerValue() and SetPointerValue() function. It definitely points to something. Using get pointer value, the value returned is always zero(which is a good sign because i'm pretty sure db initialized there variables
) and i think(Stressing the word THINK) that the second number controls how many array ummm dang forgot the word(indexes maybe?). well how many spaces the array has, because when you get pointer value for the pointer + 4(integer size = 4) it still returns 0 when using:
dim arrptr,1
The set value works of course since we have determined that it is a real pointer. The values aren't being changed from somewhere else during execution(i ran it in a loop with it getting the value constantyl. nothing changed), but about 5-10 minutes after testing i got a message from Windows "Windows is closing the process "firefox.exe" for your safety" or something to that extent. I am not sure if they are related because it was around 10 minutes later. It might just be my old laptop
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