AndroMemDumper is a tool used to dump the memory of a specific process on Android.
##Dependency python2.7
##Platform Tested on Ubuntu12.04_64 and window7_64
##Usage
Run the following command:
python dump.py -pid <PID> -saddr <start_addr> -eaddr <end_addr>- <PID>: a specific process's pid
- <start_addr>: start address of dumped memory
- <end_addr>: end address of dumped memory
- The address of dumped memory's last byte is actually <end_addr>-1
- The size of dumped memory is <end_addr>-<start_addr>
- The dumped memory will be saved to current work directory
**Example:**
```Bash python dump.py -pid 1317 -saddr b43ed000 -eaddr b43ef000 ``` * Running the cmd above will dump the memory between [b43ed000,b43ef000).
##Note
- The bin/dumpMemory tool works for Android 5.1.1 (32bit-arm) emulator and didn't test on other android versions or real devices.