On Apr 13, 2009, at 11:29 AM, Adam Norton wrote: > Also I remember from my pre dot net days using a program which would > inspect a dll and identify all the public methods/functions that it > has. > Would this be considered legal? If so anyone remember what that > program is/was? I used it at a client site to integrate with a 3rd > party > DLL and application. > > Any thoughts, advice, windows 3.1 programming SDK, documentation would > most helpful. > If you aren't opposed to spend a little money, you can go to http://www.powerbasic.com. They still sell (and support) a 16-bit version of their powerbasic for windows, that works with windows 3.x. It also has a program that does what you ask for in identifying all the functions of a dll (at least the ones that can be called by other programs) I don't have my pc in front of me (on the macbook at the moment) so can't get it's exact name, but it works fairly well. I don't remember how much the 16-bit windows version is, (they call it pb/dll or something similar) but I do own a copy, and would be happy to help however I can when you get into working on this clone. (perhaps starting with gem and adding winapis to it would be easier, that way it could run both win and gem programss, but it may be more trouble than it's worth, no idea how much trouble something like that would actually be.
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