C++/ DLL's

[@DemonBob@]

Does anyone know the steps to view, edit, or reverse engineer DLL's? My cousin needs to know.

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[Canis Lupus]

I wish I knew how to answer this ... but this is way over my head http://www.opentechsupport.net/forums/wink.gif

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Hmmm....Thanx anyway, but I dont have the Microsoft C++ compiler. Will Borland C++ Builder 5 work I haven't tried it yet, but if you can answer this with no trouble it will save me a lot of time. http://www.opentechsupport.net/forums/smile.gif
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[Null Actor]

I doubt builder would do it.

[Null Actor]

If you take a hex editor to the DLL, you'll be able to see what function names are contained within the DLL. If you have MS Visual C++ 6, there are tools which will export all the function names in a DLL.

As for reverse engineering, you may be able to look at the assembly code, but you can never reverse engineer in to a high level language.