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<P><STRONG>SetMemoryBPX[,membp,bpm]<BR></STRONG>Set a memory
breakpoint (GUARD_PAGE) on the whole memory region the provided address is
in.</P>
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<U>arguments</U>
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class=rvts9> &nbsp; arg1:&nbsp;Address&nbsp;of or
inside a memory region that will be watched.</SPAN>
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class=rvts9> [arg2]:
1/0 restore the memory breakpoint once it's hit?</SPAN> When this value is not equal to one, it's assumed to be arg3. This
means "<EM>bpm eax,r</EM>" would be the same command as: "<EM>bpm
eax,0,r</EM>".
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class=rvts9>[arg3]: Breakpoint type, it
can be 'r' (execute+read),&nbsp;'w' (write) or 'x' (execute). Per default,
it's a combination of execute, read and write.</SPAN>
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<P class=rvps3><SPAN class=rvts11><U>result
<BR></U></SPAN><SPAN class=rvts9>This command does not set any result variables.</SPAN>
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