Single Header Pattern Scanner

Overview

The Single Header Pattern Scanner is a lightweight, pattern scanning library for Windows 64-bit architectures. This library offers a powerful way to search for patterns within binary data, leveraging compile-time processing for enhanced performance and efficiency.

Features

Compile-Time Pattern Processing: Processes patterns at compile time, maximizing efficiency and reducing runtime overhead.
Wide Range of Pattern Types: Supports various pattern types including addresses, offsets, values, function calls, and more.
Simplified Usage: Designed as a single header for ease of integration into any project.

Requirements

Windows 64-bit architecture

Quick Start

Include PatternScanner.h in your project.
Use the CREATE_PATTERN macro to define your pattern, offset, and type.
Call FindPattern with your pattern and module name to search for the pattern within a module's binary data.

Example

auto pattern = CREATE_PATTERN("89 45 ? E8 ? ? ? ?", 0, PatternScanner::PatternType::FUNCTION_CALL);
auto address = PatternScanner::FindPattern(pattern, "your_module_name.dll");

License

MIT License

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