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问题 Here is a part of what I got when run dumpbin .exe file. Section contains the following imports: KERNEL32.dll 5A71E8 Import Address Table 620468 Import Name Table 0 time date stamp 0 Index of first forwarder reference 458 SetErrorMode 2B9 GlobalFlags 64 CompareStringW 206 GetLocaleInfoW 26E GetSystemDefaultUILanguage 418 RtlUnwind 300 IsDebuggerPresent 304 IsProcessorFeaturePresent B5 CreateThread 11A ExitThread 119 ExitProcess 217 GetModuleHandleExW 2D1 HeapQueryInformation 487 SetStdHandle

问题 Ok, so I can use dumpbin.exe /exports library.dll to find all methods in the dll. ...but how do I find out which arguments to pass into them? Without a header file of course. 回答1: For the usual C-style exports (e.g., Windows API DLLs): You can't. This information is not stored in the DLL and is inevitably lost after compilation (unless you have the headers or debuging symbols). C++ exports, on the other hand, store their signature as part of the mangled function name and you can view them

问题 Ok, so I can use dumpbin.exe /exports library.dll to find all methods in the dll. ...but how do I find out which arguments to pass into them? Without a header file of course. 回答1: For the usual C-style exports (e.g., Windows API DLLs): You can't. This information is not stored in the DLL and is inevitably lost after compilation (unless you have the headers or debuging symbols). C++ exports, on the other hand, store their signature as part of the mangled function name and you can view them

问题 When using dumpbin to view details on my library: dumpbin /headers Test.dll I see that {{FullFolder to Test.pdb}} is the full folder to the pdb. Debug Directories Time Type Size RVA Pointer -------- ------- -------- -------- -------- 95BA9373 cv A1 000199D4 17BD4 Format: RSDS, {4AF64893-BAF4-4FF3-9343-E8D5A55E94FF}, 1, {{FullFolder to Test.pdb}} 00000000 repro 0 00000000 0 Is there a way to exclude this in the csproj file ? My .csproj looks like: <DebugType>full</DebugType> <IncludeSource

问题 I created a dll project in Visual Studio 2013 After compiling, I run dumpbin /symbols DLLTest.dll via cmd.exe in the directory where the dll is located, but I only get the summary I ran dumpbin /all DLLTest.dll (with the text output option) but I could not find the decorated function name in the output (I searched for int and getSomeNum that should be part of the decorated name in the output dump). I also tried to find a way in VS2013 to enter /FAs into the compiler options, but I was unable

问题 I used dumpbin /symbols to see the library I created. Some functions have UNDEF notype in the output. What does that mean? Is there any link to study the structure of dumpbin output? 回答1: We can take a look at the MSDN documentation for dumpbin /SYMBOLS: This option displays the COFF symbol table. Symbol tables exist in all object files. A COFF symbol table appears in an image file only if it is linked with /DEBUG. The following is a description of the output for /SYMBOLS. Additional

问题 I would like to call a method from an dll, but i don't have the source neither the header file. I tried to use the dumpbin /exports to see the name of the method, but i can found the methods signature? Is there any way to call this method? Thanks, 回答1: It is possible to figure out a C function signature by analysing beginnig of its disassembly. The function arguments will be on the stack and the function will do some "pops" to read them in reverse order. You will not find the argument names,

问题 Following on from a question about detecting bad linkage to globals across dll boudaries, it turns out that I need to modify a .DEF file generator tool used by the PostgreSQL project so that it correctly emits DATA tags for .DEF entries for global variables. Problem I can't seem to find a way, using Microsoft's tools, to get a symbol table listing that differentiates between global variables and functions, and that includes globals that aren't initialized at their definition site. Ideas?

问题 I have created new Win32 project in my VS and have selected Dynamic Library ( *.dll ) for this aim. I have defined some exporting function in the main file: __declspec(dllexport) int TestCall(void) { int value = 4 / 2; std::cout << typeid(value).name() << std::endl; return value; } __declspec(dllexport) void SwapMe(int *first, int *second) { int tmp = *first; *first = *second; *second = tmp; } When I've looked at the dumpin /exports, I've got: ordinal hint RVA name 1 0 00001010 ?SwapMe@

问题 This is the output I get from dumpbin AchievementsTable.obj /HEADERS Microsoft (R) COFF/PE Dumper Version 8.00.50727.762 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Dump of file AchievementsTable.obj File Type: ANONYMOUS OBJECT ANON OBJECT HEADER VALUES 1 version 14C machine (x86) 4C51334D time date stamp Thu Jul 29 08:52:45 2010 ClassID: {0CB3FE38-D9A5-4DAB-AC9B-D6B6222653C2} 945F size 0 flags ALL my source does this. I am using VisualStudio 2005. I know for a fact that there