This command will create an area of memory of the given size in bytes.

Return DWORD=MAKE MEMORY(Size In Bytes)

Size In Bytes

Integer
This value is an integer number such as 1.

This value is a positive number between 0 and 4294967295.

You can use dynamically created areas of memory to store any type of data using the indirection symbol. Simply place a * before the variable holding the address of the memory block to write into the first byte position. Adding to the value representing the address will move you through the memory block allowing both reading and writing to the memory. This command will return the address of the first byte of this newly created memory block.

src as DWORD

src=MAKE MEMORY(1024)

FILL MEMORY src,1024,0

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