Process Memory Map (PMM) is a free Windows utility that Alexander (Rouse_) Bagel has been developing for over 15 years.
The tool is open source (MPL-2.0) and available on GitHub — used by reverse engineers and developers worldwide. The repository currently has 171 stars and 28 forks.
This page supports PMM and other standalone projects that are used as building blocks of the utility:
FWZip — a cross-platform engine for working with ZIP archives
FWHexView — a specialized HEX editor
CPUView — a project related to PMM that uses its codebase for more convenient ASM debugging inside the Lazarus IDE
uni_profiler — a cross-platform profiler used to optimize all of the products listed above
The utility is completely free and will stay that way.
A tool that saves you hours of debugging has been built over 15 years by one person, in their spare time. If it's helped you — great! You can support its continued development with a donation.
This is where updates, interesting technical details from releases, and everything happening around the project will show up.