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{{CodeBox|'''function''' enumMemoryRegions() ''':''' table}}

Returns a table containing the memory layout with information about each memory region.

===Function Parameters===
<none>

===Returns===
Table — A table with the following fields:

* '''BaseAddress''' — Integer representing the base address of the region
* '''AllocationBase''' — Integer representing the base address of the range
* '''AllocationProtect''' — Integer representing the protection when the region was initially allocated
* '''RegionSize''' — Integer representing the size of the region
* '''State''' — Integer representing the state of the pages in the region
* '''Protect''' — Integer representing the protection of the pages in the region
* '''Type''' — Integer representing type of pages in the region

See [https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winnt/ns-winnt-memory_basic_information MSDN MEMORY_BASIC_INFORMATION]

===Examples===
<pre>
for i, region in ipairs(enumMemoryRegions()) do
print(string.format("%X, %X", region.BaseAddress, region.RegionSize))
end
</pre>

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