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    1. Is there any utility that let me open a DLL and examin its exported functions along with there parameters and return type? (Other then dependency walker) 2) Okay nice, I've got a DLL and I know it has that much functions along with these params and return tyeps. How can I call them in my program as I dont have the "declerations" for these? Please if someone can explain me the step by step procedure... I'll be thankfull...

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      1. Is there any utility that let me open a DLL and examin its exported functions along with there parameters and return type? (Other then dependency walker) 2) Okay nice, I've got a DLL and I know it has that much functions along with these params and return tyeps. How can I call them in my program as I dont have the "declerations" for these? Please if someone can explain me the step by step procedure... I'll be thankfull...

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      Dependency Walker[^] and to use a DLL in your program, see this[^] article...


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        1. Is there any utility that let me open a DLL and examin its exported functions along with there parameters and return type? (Other then dependency walker) 2) Okay nice, I've got a DLL and I know it has that much functions along with these params and return tyeps. How can I call them in my program as I dont have the "declerations" for these? Please if someone can explain me the step by step procedure... I'll be thankfull...

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        Polite Programmer wrote:

        1. Is there any utility that let me open a DLL and examin its exported functions along with there parameters and return type? (Other then dependency walker)

        There are so many tools available in Net. Download this tool http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/dll_export_viewer.html[^]

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        1. Okay nice, I've got a DLL and I know it has that much functions along with these params and return tyeps. How can I call them in my program as I dont have the "declerations" for these? Please if someone can explain me the step by step procedure...

        Chk this http://www.codeproject.com/dll/XDllPt4.asp[^]

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          1. Is there any utility that let me open a DLL and examin its exported functions along with there parameters and return type? (Other then dependency walker) 2) Okay nice, I've got a DLL and I know it has that much functions along with these params and return tyeps. How can I call them in my program as I dont have the "declerations" for these? Please if someone can explain me the step by step procedure... I'll be thankfull...

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          1. dumpbin /exports filename.dll 2) Look up LoadLibrary() and GetProcAddress()

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            1. Is there any utility that let me open a DLL and examin its exported functions along with there parameters and return type? (Other then dependency walker) 2) Okay nice, I've got a DLL and I know it has that much functions along with these params and return tyeps. How can I call them in my program as I dont have the "declerations" for these? Please if someone can explain me the step by step procedure... I'll be thankfull...

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            Polite Programmer wrote:

            Okay nice, I've got a DLL and I know it has that much functions along with these params and return tyeps. How can I call them in my program as I dont have the "declerations" for these? Please if someone can explain me the step by step procedure... I'll be thankfull...

            if the dll contain decorated name you can runb UNDNAME.EXE exe

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