For a compiled version, check out the release thread on GBAtemp.
This application can find memory pointers on Wii U games. The selected folder must contain .bin binary files and their names have to be the hexadecimal representation of the respective target address. "Unlimited" extra memory dumps are supported so feel free to place them all into the folder but mind the naming convention.
The examples directory in this repository contains example memory dumps for pointer and pointer in pointer searches. When a pointer search is performed, it should return a single pointer result:
[10000020] + 78
This result is to be interpreted as follows:
Go to address 10000020 and take its value. Add 78 and the result should be equal to the target address. Note that Wii U memory ranges start at 10000000 which is the reason why the address is 20 + 10000000 = 10000020 instead of being just the file offset of 20.
Searches can be fine-tuned via the Options menu. Select whether you want to include results with negative offsets and set an upper threshold for the maximum pointer offset. Pointers are less likely to be reliable when their offsets are high or negative so you should aim for small and positive offsets if possible.
Note:
If the application stops unexpectedly, it means that you ran out of memory. Make sure that you close most other applications to have as much RAM available as possible.