Work with stored pointers

A stored pointer is a number in the data that gives the position of another value in the same file or message; it is never a process memory address. Pointers and addressing is the one page that explains them: how to declare one, follow it with a runnable example, choose absolute or relative coordinates, read a counted target, select pointer levels in a path, and set the read limits.

For unsigned virtual addresses in mapped memory images, use Analyze mapped memory instead.