RE: I HATE DLLs

OOPS! Rick already answered this one!
PEEXPORT is available in the collection called WALK32_1.zip at the URL:

http://www.orgon.com/pub/asm/

The source code is in the zip file as well if really want to be a class-A
propeller-head.

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Date: Sat, 09 Oct 1999 10:14:02 -0700
From: "Rick VanNorman" <rvn_at_forth.com>
Subject: Re: How to query a DLL for all functions?

There is no mechanism in the Win32 api to do this. The only way I know
is to parse the PE header of the actual dll file.

There is a public-domain utility called PEEXPORT which will produce
a list of all exports in a dll. If you can't find this by searching on
AltaVista, I can provide a copy for you.

Rick

>From: "Shaping" <shaping_at_bigfoot.com>
>
>How can I query a DLL to determine all of its functions, not just those
that
>have been imported?
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>
> Is there a tool for getting a list of the function names included in
> a
> given DLL? I can't seem to derive the correct names from the forth-party
> (not Forth Inc., Microsoft or me) C-language examples and dot-H.
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