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This Program scans a dll (Or a folder of dll's) for the Exported Functions it contains. It does not display the paramters of the functions, Which i really need, so if someone knows about a program that can also tell the parameters of the functions please post it here

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[PhiLho]

QuickView, which was distributed with older versions of Windows, used to display such information.
Dependency Walker can do that too, and also shows, as the name implies, the dependencies: not only it shows the DLLs statically linked by another DLL or an EXE, but it can even run an EXE and check at runtime the LoadLibrary calls, hence the dynamic dependencies.

AFAIK, I fear there is no mean to see the parameters required by a DLL function. I suppose that theoritically, it can be done by dissassemblying the code of the functions and see where in the heap they take their parameters. But it is easier and more reliable to rely on the API documentation, if available.
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vPhiLho := RegExReplace("Philippe Lhoste", "^(\w{3})\w*\s+\b(\w{3})\w*$", "$1$2")

[Chris]

Dll export Viewer looks like a great utility. I may wind up using it to help debugging.

Thanks.

[AHKnow*]

I did see a payware program that might do what you want... Its called PE Explorer ( http://www.heaventools.com/PE_Explorer_Exports_Viewer.htm )

Download the trialware. Open a Dll, go to "View" from the menu and select "Export" ( they also have Import ). From Export Viewer (or Import Viewer), select "Syntax Description Editor" (which is the middle icon of 3 on a lower menu). This tool can show you various parameters.

If somebody knows a freeware tool that can do this, than please let us know.

[PhiLho]

It is interesting, but as you can see in the related Web page, it relies on a database of APIs, ie. it can do nothing with an unknown/artibrary DLL. I suspected that seeing in the screenshot informations like HWND (disassembly would give only "32bit parameter", not the exact type).
This is still useful, but well, you get something similar (probably less extensive) with ApiViewer or the API-Guide.

Of course, PE Explorer has the advantage of being contextual (showing informations on the current DLL).
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vPhiLho := RegExReplace("Philippe Lhoste", "^(\w{3})\w*\s+\b(\w{3})\w*$", "$1$2")

[AHKnow]

Another interesting free utility- Anywhere PE Viewer

http://www.ucware.com/apev/index.htm


Then there is the Microsoft online database- http://support.microsoft.com/dllhelp/

[majkinetor]

The fastest, smallest (~100K) and simplest to use:
http://physio-a.univ-tours.fr/tcplugins/FILEINFO.htm
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