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    DLL question

    I want to be able to ennumate all functions in a dll with their arguments. i can call functions already of dll's (not by declaring them, duh), but I've got a big problem with this one and I need to know. PLZZZZZZZZZZZ help me.
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    Does it have to be enumerated at run time?

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    Unfortunatly it has. Im writing a prompt (like MS DOS) where people can use dll's. They can just run the program extract some functions from dll's, put them in their library. After that they are able to use them real-time. I know how to call these funtions in dl's, but I want the user to be able to enummerate all funcs in s dll so they can look which functions they want to put in their librairy
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    Well you can use RUNDLL which will make life a ton easier but to get stuff from a DLL you have to read the header of the DLL file, I don't know how that's done. Look through the API reference in MSDN.
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