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Can't you just do a LoadLibrary(), GetProcAddress() and then call the function directly. This is supposed to be faster and cleaner.<br />

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Can't you just do a LoadLibrary(), GetProcAddress() and then call the function directly. This is supposed to be faster and cleaner.


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I am calling a function in a DLL from another DLL using<br />
rundll32 myDLLName,myFunction. However, myFunction accepts<br />
two arguments (eg; myFunction(char *szMsg, DWORD dNum)) - how do I pass those arguments using the above rundll32 statement?<br />
Thanks<br />
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Anuj Varma &nbsp;
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I am calling a function in a DLL from another DLL using
rundll32 myDLLName,myFunction. However, myFunction accepts
two arguments (eg; myFunction(char *szMsg, DWORD dNum)) - how do I pass those arguments using the above rundll32 statement?
Thanks

Anuj Varma  

passing arguments to a function called using Rundll32

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