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From: jwh@bodwin.ifs.umich.edu (Jim Howe)
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Subject: Library Utility
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Date: 22 May 91 15:41:37 GMT
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I am doing some work with Smalltalk V/PM.  In order to access
functions in DLL's it is often necessary to know the ordinal
number of a function as well as which library the function is
located in.  Is there a utility available which will list the
contents of a .LIB file showing the ordinal number of each function
and the DLL where the function is found?  I was able to find
some information by looking at a .LIB file with a hex editor but
it would be easier if there was a way to simply dump the information.
The listing I get from the LIB utility is insufficient.  If there
isn't a utility available does anyone know the format of .LIB files?


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