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Using Strings
You can create legal ANSI and 16-bit UNICODE Strings with these routines. In C, strings are often declared as some pointer to a character: char * or wchar *.
Microsoft Windows uses 8-bit ANSI and 16-bit UNICODE in its routines.
Use allocate_string or allocate_wstring to allocate a string pointer. Use peek_string, peek_wstring, peek4, to read from memory byte strings, word strings and double word strings repsectively. Use poke, poke2, or poke4 to write to memory byte strings, word strings and double word strings. Use free to free or use delete if you enabled cleanup in allocate_data.
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