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    No, can't figure this out by myself... I do have some dll's written in c++ which are part of a big project. Now I want to do a C# program that only display functions and parameters from a selected dll dynamically. Tried some with LoadLibrary but can't get it to work. I won't call the dll code just need the info. Ideas?

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      No, can't figure this out by myself... I do have some dll's written in c++ which are part of a big project. Now I want to do a C# program that only display functions and parameters from a selected dll dynamically. Tried some with LoadLibrary but can't get it to work. I won't call the dll code just need the info. Ideas?

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      For managed C++/CLI code, you could use reflection. For native C/C++ code, the only way I see is by diving into the DLL file yourself, locating the EXPORTS table and mimicking the DUMPBIN utility (with option /EXPORT). :)

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