The QuickView that comes with Windows 95 lets you do this
(I gather TDump.exe does as well...)

        No of course about it - if you want the parameter lists there
is no such tool. (Short of something that disassembles the dll and
looks at what the function actually does with the stack.)

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David Ullrich

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(Someone undeleted it for me...)

In article <33e8a0d0.10035...@news.xs4all.nl>, rene@#xs4all.nl says...

There is no such thing.  Without debug information, such a thing isn't
entirely possible.  Assuming the DLL used the _stdcall calling
convention, the function names will tell you the total size of all the
parameters passed to a function, but if the total size is, say, 16,
that could be 4 ints, 2 doubles, or one struct.  There's really no way
of figuring out except by reverse engineering the code in the DLL to
figure out how it uses what it receives.

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    Later,
    Jerry.

Take a look at TDUMP which should be somewhere on your distribution
CD.

MH.

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