For a guide on the functionality not specific to EVE Online, see https://github.com/Viir/bots/blob/master/guide/how-to-collect-samples-for-64-bit-memory-reading-development.md
This software helps you read from 64-bit game client processes.
Use the --pid parameter to specify the ID of the game client process to read from. You can find this ID in the Windows Task Manager in the PID column in the Processes tab.
The save-process-sample command saves a sample of the process to a file. This sample includes all committed memory regions, so we can use it to support memory reading development.
Below is an example of a full command to use the tool:
read-memory-64-bit.exe save-process-sample --pid=12345- Discussion of the approach to read the UI Tree from the EVE Online client process. (Artifacts for 32-bit back then): https://forum.botengine.org/t/advanced-do-it-yourself-memory-reading-in-eve-online/68
I found some articles that might help understand CPython in general:
- Your Guide to the CPython Source Code: https://realpython.com/cpython-source-code-guide/#memory-management-in-cpython
- Python consumes a lot of memory or how to reduce the size of objects? https://habr.com/en/post/458518/