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    karteek
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    Hi, I have a dll. I want to know the functions inside the dll. I don't have documentation about it. I there any way to know that. Karteek

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      Hi, I have a dll. I want to know the functions inside the dll. I don't have documentation about it. I there any way to know that. Karteek

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      wibblewibblewibble
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      If it is an unmanaged DLL, I don't think there is anyway to find out. If it is managed, you can always decompile it - using, for example, the .net reflector[^]

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        Hi, I have a dll. I want to know the functions inside the dll. I don't have documentation about it. I there any way to know that. Karteek

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        Dave Kreskowiak
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        You could use the Depends tool that comes with Visual Studio 6 to get the function names (possibly!), but not the parameters that those functions use. On top of that, without the documentation, there is no way your going to know what those functions are used for and how to properly use them. RageInTheMachine9532

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