On Tuesday 19 December 2000 9:05 am, Francois Gouget wrote:
> It just has one problem: I tested it on comctl32 and it did not
> generate anything for entry-points that are exported by ordinal only.
> But I believe adding support for them should be easy.
heh, I think it probably has more than one problem! ;-)
What I'd really like to be able to do is scan a directory to get the
prototypes for functions out of headers. Once you have those you can
automatically write the prtotypes, the implementation, parse and dump the
arguments in a TRACE, and return a dummy value (of the correct type) if
needed. that would be cool.
Also you could LoadLibrary the real dll and have each function call through,
dumping its return value as well as the inputs. A nice, unobtrusive way to
see what a dll does, allowing you to reimplement the functions one at a time,
while your program keeps working (well, I can dream).
Only problem is, I suck at perl, and writing it in c would be a chore :-)
Someone out in netland must have written a c-function-prototype
grep in perl, I'm just buggered if I can find it...
Cheers,
Jon
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