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They don't. Read fills a buffer (array of integers), I think it's the first paramiter in the function call. I'm not sure what the return value is for without looking closer.
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Well, you would have to know the offset of what you are looking for, or somehow write an application to search the momory for a known value to find the offset.
for example, if you know that the current hitpoints is stored at 1045 into the clients memory space, and it's stored in 2 bytes. You jsut create a 2 element array of bytes, and pass in the buffer, 1045, and 2 into the read function. Once the call completes those bytes will be in your buffer to read out.
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