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IDebugBinder::GetMemoryContext

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This method converts either an object location or a memory address to a memory context.

Syntax

HRESULT GetMemoryContext(   
   IDebugField*           pField,  
   DWORD                  dwConstant,  
   IDebugMemoryContext2** ppMemCxt  
);  

int GetMemoryContext(  
   IDebugField              pField,   
   uint                     dwConstant,   
   out IDebugMemoryContext2 ppMemCxt  
);

Parameters

pField
[in] An IDebugField describing the object to locate. If NULL, then use dwConstant instead.

dwConstant
[in] A constant memory address, such as 0x5000.

ppMemCxt
[out] Returns the IDebugMemoryContext2 interface that represents the address of the object, or the address in memory.

Return Value

If successful, returns S_OK; otherwise, returns an error code.

See Also

IDebugBinder
IDebugMemoryContext2
IDebugField