Getting function declarations out of a .lib
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Hello, Can anybody tell me how can I get a list of the exported functions from a .lib file. The library is just a statically linked win32, compiled from Fortran I think. I've been looking at the Lib utility, using args such as /list, but I can so far only get the list of modules within the library , not the actual function prototypes. Thanks, John
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Hello, Can anybody tell me how can I get a list of the exported functions from a .lib file. The library is just a statically linked win32, compiled from Fortran I think. I've been looking at the Lib utility, using args such as /list, but I can so far only get the list of modules within the library , not the actual function prototypes. Thanks, John
This recent CP article may be of use: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Inside_a_maze_of_DLLs.asp[^] Roger Allen Sonork 100.10016 Were you different as a kid? Did you ever say "Ooohhh, shiny red" even once? - Paul Watson 11-February-2003
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Hello, Can anybody tell me how can I get a list of the exported functions from a .lib file. The library is just a statically linked win32, compiled from Fortran I think. I've been looking at the Lib utility, using args such as /list, but I can so far only get the list of modules within the library , not the actual function prototypes. Thanks, John
dumpbin /exports. I find it very useful for Pocket PC development. Edit: forgot that CP adds my sig by default... -- Mike Dimmick
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Hello, Can anybody tell me how can I get a list of the exported functions from a .lib file. The library is just a statically linked win32, compiled from Fortran I think. I've been looking at the Lib utility, using args such as /list, but I can so far only get the list of modules within the library , not the actual function prototypes. Thanks, John
thanks v. much