1. DLL contents
There is a command link.exe, that I found included in any Visual Basic
edition, and gives you the functions contained in any dll file.
(needs the msnvb41.dll to execute -also included in VB in the same
directory).
It runs from the ms-dos prompt.
Usage example:
link /dump /exports odbc32.dll
where you can substitute odbc32 for any other dll.
Somebody asked for this a while ago. Hope you find it useful.
2. Re: DLL contents
At 17:08 2/17/99 -0600, Carlos Valdes wrote:
>There is a command link.exe, that I found included in any Visual Basic
>edition, and gives you the functions contained in any dll file.
>(needs the msnvb41.dll to execute -also included in VB in the same
>directory).
>It runs from the ms-dos prompt.
>Usage example:
>
>link /dump /exports odbc32.dll
>
>where you can substitute odbc32 for any other dll.
>
>Somebody asked for this a while ago. Hope you find it useful.
If you're running Win95, 98 or NT4.0, you don't need VB. Right
click on any .dll file, and select the Open With... Quick View
option. You'll get a complete list of the exported functions.
If Quick View isn't installed, it should be on your CDROM.
--
Don Groves
3. Re: DLL contents
THanx..This is very helpfull...now i know it ~can~ be done...now i need
to get link.exe....=)
>There is a command link.exe, that I found included in any Visual Basic
>edition, and gives you the functions contained in any dll file.
>(needs the msnvb41.dll to execute -also included in VB in the same
>directory).
>It runs from the ms-dos prompt.
>Usage example:
>
>link /dump /exports odbc32.dll
>
>where you can substitute odbc32 for any other dll.
>
>Somebody asked for this a while ago. Hope you find it useful.
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4. Re: DLL contents
For the most part this works...I have been using it...But it does not
say wht is in all dll's and thoes are the ones i want access to
Grape
>
>At 17:08 2/17/99 -0600, Carlos Valdes wrote:
>>There is a command link.exe, that I found included in any Visual Basic
>>edition, and gives you the functions contained in any dll file.
>>(needs the msnvb41.dll to execute -also included in VB in the same
>>directory).
>>It runs from the ms-dos prompt.
>>Usage example:
>>
>>link /dump /exports odbc32.dll
>>
>>where you can substitute odbc32 for any other dll.
>>
>>Somebody asked for this a while ago. Hope you find it useful.
>
>If you're running Win95, 98 or NT4.0, you don't need VB. Right
>click on any .dll file, and select the Open With... Quick View
>option. You'll get a complete list of the exported functions.
>If Quick View isn't installed, it should be on your CDROM.
>--
>Don Groves
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5. Re: DLL contents
Grape,
If you're after LINK.EXE, it's part of the free distribution of VB (Control
Creation Edition) available from MS as VB5CCEIN.EXE.
For old 16-Bit DLLs/EXEs (DOS or Win) a useful DOS utility is VExe v4.00
(Available various FTPSites as VEXE400.ZIP). It's shareware, but I've not
been able to track down the author's present whereabouts.
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