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Sorry but you will need to clarify that please.<br />
where do i use this dumpbin ?<br />
as a vc++ compiler argument / from dos command line<br />
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thanks<br />
hed<br />

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Sorry but you will need to clarify that please.
where do i use this dumpbin ?
as a vc++ compiler argument / from dos command line

thanks
hed


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Sorry, I tend to be obscure at times...<br />
dumpbin is a comman-line tool that comes with MSVC. &nbsp;&quot;/linkermember:1&quot; is the commandline switch you pass to it and &quot;SomeLibrary.lib&quot; is the name of the LIB file.<br />
You can use it manually (as I suggested above) or spawn it from a program using one of numerous methods: _spawnl(), WinExec(), CreateProcess(), ...<br />

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Sorry, I tend to be obscure at times...
dumpbin is a comman-line tool that comes with MSVC.  "/linkermember:1" is the commandline switch you pass to it and "SomeLibrary.lib" is the name of the LIB file.
You can use it manually (as I suggested above) or spawn it from a program using one of numerous methods: _spawnl(), WinExec(), CreateProcess(), ...


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And the autograder hits again!<br />

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How do i see library symbols list in windows.<br />
i&quot;m looking for something to replace nm in unix.<br />
and while i&quot;m at it, an elfdump would also help me.<br />
( seeing with what libraries an executable was compiled )
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How do i see library symbols list in windows.
i"m looking for something to replace nm in unix.
and while i"m at it, an elfdump would also help me.
( seeing with what libraries an executable was compiled )

How do i see library symbols list ?

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