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often asked, still not possible.<br />
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You *can* find out the names of exported functions, but that's all information &quot;legally&quot; available.<br />
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Everything else requires digging through the DLL trying to figure out what it expects from the disassembly. Something that *can* give you the number of params, and some basic information how it's processed, but there is no general solution.<br />
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often asked, still not possible.

You *can* find out the names of exported functions, but that's all information "legally" available.

Everything else requires digging through the DLL trying to figure out what it expects from the disassembly. Something that *can* give you the number of params, and some basic information how it's processed, but there is no general solution.



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I have a DLL file, for which I don't have source.<br />
How can I find out, what functions does it contain, and what are calling conventions for them - parameter count and their data types.
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I have a DLL file, for which I don't have source.
How can I find out, what functions does it contain, and what are calling conventions for them - parameter count and their data types.

Get DLL parameter description

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