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On 10/12/2009 6:13 AM, Le_Forgeron wrote:
> Worse, How do you find which DLL are needed by a DLL ?
> There is a "dependancy walker" (from steve P. Miller) but that might
> not provide the argument list.
It won't. If you're lucky, the DLL will have C++ mangled names. That
will give you the types of parameters, provided you can decode the name
mangling. Good luck with that.
You'll notice some C functions often have an @ followed by a number.
IIRC, that's the number of bytes that should be on the stack when the
function is called. But, that's about as informative as it gets. No
names for the parameters, especially no description of what they do.
You're playing blind. Better be good at reading assembly to find out how
the parameters are being used. ;)
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~Mike
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