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  • #1

    Newbie programming question

    Hi, just a quickie...

    Say if I need to invoke a function from a DLL.
    But I do not yet know the name of the function.

    Is there any way I can get a list of function names and arguments within a DLL?

    Thanks.

    IIRC "quickview" in the Win95 era can do this, right?
    Last edited by WyWyWyWy; 1 June 2003, 03:47.
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  • #2
    Re: Newbie programming question

    Originally posted by WyWyWyWy
    IIRC "quickview" in the Win95 era can do this, right?
    yup

    it can

    It's one of those things I missed in W2k that I had in W98
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    • #3
      So, any new alternative?

      Thanks.
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      • #4
        msdn.microsoft.com maybe?

        I know it's not the easiest way, but if it's an MS dll then it should be listed in their reference libraries.

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        • #5
          You could download QuickView+, or there are a dozen DLL explorers and dependency tracers out there.

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          • #6
            I'm using and would recommend Dependency Walker, available at www.dependencywalker.com .

            It's written by some guy at Microsoft.
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            • #7
              What dll?
              Some dll's can be directly "imported" into ms development environments.

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