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Yes, it's true.
Try playing with VirtualProtectEx() using PAGE_GUARD as new access protection. Any following attempt to read from or write to a guarded page causes the system to raise a STATUS_GUARD_PAGE exception. Anyway, I don't think that if you raise an exception at every memory access you will be faster than emulating the CPU or single stepping through your code... Best regards, bilbo |
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