Accessing Variables

#1 Accessing other programs memory directly like that is unsafe, bug-prone not to say evil. Variables are never in the same place in memory across different re-compiles, specially if your program is compiled with optimizations (in which case the variable names are also gone). You're also likely to face major problems with multi-threading.

I believe there are better ways for communicating between two programs on the same machine. I got two torque applications to talk in the same machine using the TCPObject, but you could use a lower level socket or something.

#2 You can expose variables from C++ using Con::addVariable like so

Con::addVariable( "foobar", TypeBool, &myBoolVariable );

From there on, you can read and write this variable from within TorqueScript.

Be careful to use the correct console type (look in console/consoleTypes.h).

//Edit: parallel post, but just noticed that my post is nonsense as you obviously meant crossing process borders here. Listen to Manoel.

#3 You could also make use of the telnet interface to the console system (Torsion and other TorqueScript IDE's use this for debugging for example).

#4 thanks guys for the help, i solved it writing the value of the variable in a txt file from borland, and then reading the txt file from torque and asigning the value to the variable i wanted in this case the value that you send to the function yaw and pitch.

thanks for the help