so i have tried doing this using libmem.hpp in c++ 20

libmem::Process process{};

but when compiling with g++ i get error

error: no matching function for call to ‘libmem::Process::Process(<brace-enclosed initializer list>)’
 24 | libmem::Process process{};

i added Process(){}; before Process(const struct lm_process_t *process);
now i can do this

new code

libmem::Process process{};
 { 
 std::optional<libmem::Process> getProcess{ libmem::FindProcess(::processName.data()) };
 if (!getProcess.has_value())
 {
 std::cerr << "process not found\n";
 return 1;
 }
 process = getProcess.value();
 }

and saves me from doing this

previous code

 std::optional<libmem::Process> getProcess{ libmem::FindProcess(::processName.data()) };
 if (!getProcess.has_value())
 {
 std::cerr << "process not found\n";
 return 1;
 }
 const libmem::Process process(getProcess.value());

what do you think? new code should save some memory if i am correct, is my usage of ur library wrong?
i know i can call getProcess.value() and have 1 variable but calling getProcess.value() on every function that uses libmem::Process can have impact

edit: ill stick to previous code, im not sure if changing the struct may give memory leaks