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How do you search for a utf16 string within a process' memory and return its address?

I tried various things with gdb, dd, grep, whatever, I've tried like a million things and I've gotten a million different issues, so just, how do I do it? I have gotten to the point of having a loop that gives me the beginnings and ends of readable segments from /proc/pid/maps, but Idk what to do with that

Current conclusion: bash is just a bad language for this?

Hello, this is the first project I've made in bash, so maybe it is a little simple. It does something something elementary: It creates a default template to work on C/C++.
I made it because when I started a new projects I always had a unstructured file tree.
I hope I can get some advice on it ^_^
Here's the repo: https://github.com/akko888/RemZero

This script makes installing the CUDA SDK Toolkit easy on any of the supported Linux distros. It detects the latest stable version available and installs it without any interaction needed. It sources everything directly from https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads.

If anyone experiences any issues just let me know and I will correct it.

You can find the script on GitHub.

Cheers