Pointer Searcher 2.0

1: Click "Select A Dump", and select the a memory dump that you want to search for pointers.
2: Enter the starting address, in hex, of the dump in the device's memory. For example, for a dump from 10000000 to 45000000, you would enter 10000000.
3: Enter the address, in hex, that the pointer should point to.
4: Enter the minimum offset, in hex, from the pointer to the destination address.
5: Enter the maximum offset, in hex, from the pointer to the destination address.
6: Enter the amount of RAM memory, in base 10, you wish the pointer searcher to use. If you enter zero, it will load the netire dump into memory and run significantly faster. However, if you have limited RAM, you may limit the usage with this feature.
7: If you want to search for pointers to pointers, check "Allow pointers to pointers.".
8: Click search.
9: Return to step 1 and select another memory dump to compare with the current list of pointers. You may also change the destination address when you select another dump.

TIPS:
Click reset to begin a new search.
Try not to do anything stupid, and it probably won't crash. :D