wincpp is a lightweight, header-only x64 Win32 wrapper for C++23.

It provides small C++ interfaces for:

• processes
• modules, sections, exports, and MSVC RTTI
• memory regions, allocations, reads, writes, and protection changes
• byte patterns and scanners
• threads and scoped suspension
• visible process windows

Use the aggregate header for normal use:

#include <wincpp/wincpp.hpp>

• Getting Started
• Processes
• Memory
• Modules
• Patterns
• Threads
• Windows
• Core
• API Reference

#include <print>
#include <wincpp/wincpp.hpp>

int main()
{
    const auto process = wincpp::process_t::current();
    const auto& main = process->module_factory.main_module();

    std::println("{} ({})", process->name(), process->id());
    std::println("{} @ 0x{:X}", main.name(), main.address());
}

Throwing APIs throw wincpp::core::error.

Non-throwing helpers return wincpp::core::result_t<T>, which is an alias for std::expected<T, wincpp::core::error>.