If you are encountering an error stating that MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION is undefined in C++, it means that the identifier MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION is not recognized by the compiler.
In C++, MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION is typically defined in the <windows.h> header file as part of the Windows API. Ensure that you have included this header file in your code.
If you have included the <windows.h> header file and are still encountering the error, it is possible that you are missing a library or compiler directive. Check if there are any additional libraries that need to be linked against or if there are any specific compiler directives required for using the MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION identifier.
If you are using a different operating system or platform, it’s possible that MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION is not available or defined in the same way. In that case, you may need to consult the documentation or resources specific to the platform you are working on to find the equivalent data structure or identifier.
The “MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION undefined” error occurs when you use the type or variable MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION without including the necessary header or library in your C++ code.
In C++, MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION is a structure defined in the Windows API to store information about memory regions. To use MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION, you need to include the <Windows.h> header in your code.
Here’s an updated version of your code, including the <Windows.h> header to use MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION:
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