Class NativePointer

Creates a new NativePointer from v, which is either a string containing the memory address in decimal, or hexadecimal if prefixed with “0x”, or a number. You may use the ptr(v) short-hand for brevity.

Makes a new NativePointer whose value is this + v.

Makes a new NativePointer whose value is this & v.

Makes a new NativePointer by taking this and blending it with a constant, which may in turn be passed to sign() as data.

Returns an integer comparison result just like String#localeCompare().

Returns a boolean indicating whether v is equal to this; i.e. it contains the same memory address.

Returns a boolean allowing you to conveniently check if a pointer is NULL.

Makes a new NativePointer whose value is ~this.

Makes a new NativePointer whose value is this | v.

Makes a new NativePointer whose value is this >> v.

Makes a new NativePointer whose value is this << v.

Makes a new NativePointer by taking the bits of this and adding pointer authentication bits, creating a signed pointer. This is a no-op if the current process does not support pointer authentication, returning this instead of a new value.

Makes a new NativePointer by taking the bits of this and removing its pointer authentication bits, creating a raw pointer. This is a no-op if the current process does not support pointer authentication, returning this instead of a new value.

Makes a new NativePointer whose value is this - v.

Converts to a signed 32-bit integer.

Converts to a JSON-serializable value. Same as toString().

Returns a string containing a Memory#scan()-compatible match pattern for this pointer’s raw value.

Converts to a “0x”-prefixed hexadecimal string, unless a radix is specified.

Converts to an unsigned 32-bit integer.

Makes a new NativePointer whose value is this ^ v.