| Subject | Re: How can I get the list of.. UDF |
|---|---|
| Author | csswa |
| Post date | 2002-06-05T12:55:02Z |
On a related topic...
If you use Windows and need to get a list of 'entry points'
(functions) for a firebird DLL or any other DLL then rightclick on
the file and choose 'quickview'. If quickview is not an option then
you need to install it from setup. It will show you internal
information about the DLL, including the import/export table
containing the names of declared functions.
Also, in the Windows NT4 resource kit there is a terrific little
utility called DEPENDS.EXE. It lists all internal functions and all
external files/functions depended upon.
None of this is of use without Window$ of course.
Regards,
Andrew Ferguson
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If you use Windows and need to get a list of 'entry points'
(functions) for a firebird DLL or any other DLL then rightclick on
the file and choose 'quickview'. If quickview is not an option then
you need to install it from setup. It will show you internal
information about the DLL, including the import/export table
containing the names of declared functions.
Also, in the Windows NT4 resource kit there is a terrific little
utility called DEPENDS.EXE. It lists all internal functions and all
external files/functions depended upon.
None of this is of use without Window$ of course.
Regards,
Andrew Ferguson
-- Textured to look like html.
--- In ib-support@y..., "Burak OZLER" <burak.ozler@u...> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> How can I get a list of avaiable functions of a dll (UDF)...
>
>
> Thanks
> Burak