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I have a native release dll that is built with symbols. There is a post build step that modifies the dll. The post build step does some compression and probably appends some data. The pdb file is still valid however neither WinDbg nor Visual Studio 20...
Started by sean e on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
On the processed dll, chkmatch shows this info:
Executable: TimeDateStamp: 4a086937 Debug info dll, it reports this....
To chkmatch.
Confirmed, now Visual Studio loads the symbols for dumps that reference the processed dll.
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I'm trying to build a shared library (DLL) on Windows, using MSVC 6 (retro!) and I have a peculiar link issue I need to resolve. My shared library must access some global state, controlled by the loading application.
Broadly, what I have is this:
application...
Started by Chris R on
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An easier solution....
This is actually there.
And applications import symbols from each other, but on Windows you can't have a DLL import symbols_library_method(void) { }
The MSDN article about exporting function from DLL:s.
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I have several hundreds of DLLs belonging to a huge spagetti-code-project and need to see which calls do they export or import. And it would be also great if I would be able to get a dependency graph between DLLs. Could anyone recommend me free and reliable...
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To get more information out of a regular dll you would have to resort to disassemblers and reading assembly scripts and/or use grep to filter the output....
And if it is a COM DLL with a Type Library you can use OleView to get more information.
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I have a shared object(dll). How do i find out what all symbols are exported from that?
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Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nm_%28Unix%29
Do you have a "shared object" (usually a shared library on AIX... .
If no object files are listed in your code to access the symbols.
See man nm
GNU nm lists the symbols from object files objfile....
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So, I have an interesting issue. I am working with a proprietary set of dlls that I ,obviously, don't have the source for. The goal is to write an intermediate dll that groups together a large series of funnction calls from the proprietary dlls. The problem...
Started by Psavach on
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Eg: your dll code needs the library using LoadLibrary(), then create....
It should be as easy as you think it should be .
Your DLL should not export for the HeapAlloc function.
Compiling" tells me that you're approaching this from the wrong end .
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I was wondering if anyone had a version of storm.dll from Diablo 1 that was prior to the symbol -> ordinal conversion (v 1.04 IIRC?) on the exports. Either that or a list of ordinals to symbols (I don't need the actual DLL).
I've been able to recover...
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I have a makefile project that builds and links a DLL, using the command-line cl.exe compiler, which is included in the VC++ Express (free) tool. I now want to convert that makefile project into a Visual Studio project.
The DLL is not actually C++; it...
Started by Cheeso on
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Use this approach if....
The first couple of subsections of Exporting from a DLL , which says,
You can export functions from a DLL using two methods:
Create a module definition (.def) file and use the .def file when building the DLL.
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Is there a way from WinDbg, without using the DbgEng API, to display the symbol server paths (i.e. PdbSig70 and PdbAge ) for all loaded modules?
I know that
lml
does this for the modules whose symbols have loaded. I would like to know these paths for ...
Started by Carlos Rendon on
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Reload <dll> X <some symbol in that DLL to cause a load> !sym quiet
When the debugger!sym noisy and !sym quiet can turn on additional output for symbol loading, i.e.:
!sym noisy of the symbol file in your case....
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Hi everyone. i have a *.exe project that was written in one solution under vs2005 and i have aDll file that the *.exe project is using. the problem is that the dll was written in adiffrent solution and when i try to make attach to the *.exe file (after...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
That showsIf you have the visual....
Next, switch to Debug + Windows + Modules, right-click your DLL and choose "Symbol load information".
It will show whether or not it could find debugging symbols for the DLL when it got loaded.
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What is the quickest way to Determine if a ASP.NET project compiled with debug symbols?
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After you install this it asociates .dll files to open.
Are there any .pdb files next to the application's dll?
The only best way Information' found here by Rotem Bloom.
Files in the bin directory.
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