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Can't see exported function in dumpbin
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowIn what cases do I use malloc vs new?When should I write the keyword 'inline' for a function/method?Why do we need virtual functions in C++?What is the copy-and-swap idiom?C++ - Can you build one static library into another?C++11 introduced a standardized memory model. What does it mean? And how is it going to affect C++ programming?Why should C++ programmers minimize use of 'new'?Image Processing: Algorithm Improvement for 'Coca-Cola Can' RecognitionSeeing source code from a .dll or .lib file using dumpbinC++ DLL recreate based on dumpbin
my.dll
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lib1.lib lib2.lib ... libn.lib
In lib1.lib I export a function called foo(). When I call dumpbin /exports my.dll I can't see the function. What should I do? I do that in Visual Studio 2017 C++.
c++ linker dumpbin
asked Mar 7 at 14:29
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my.dll
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lib1.lib lib2.lib ... libn.lib
In lib1.lib I export a function called foo(). When I call dumpbin /exports my.dll I can't see the function. What should I do? I do that in Visual Studio 2017 C++.
c++ linker dumpbin
asked Mar 7 at 14:29
ifsifs
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You should not see anything from your static libraries. Only the functions and variables you export from your dll will be visible.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 14:49
I found a solution: setting "Use Library Dependency Inputs" to true for lib1.lib
– ifs
Mar 7 at 15:20
You can answer you own question.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 15:24
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my.dll
|
_______________________
| | |
lib1.lib lib2.lib ... libn.lib
In lib1.lib I export a function called foo(). When I call dumpbin /exports my.dll I can't see the function. What should I do? I do that in Visual Studio 2017 C++.
c++ linker dumpbin
asked Mar 7 at 14:29
ifsifs
264
my.dll
|
_______________________
| | |
lib1.lib lib2.lib ... libn.lib
In lib1.lib I export a function called foo(). When I call dumpbin /exports my.dll I can't see the function. What should I do? I do that in Visual Studio 2017 C++.
c++ linker dumpbin
c++ linker dumpbin
asked Mar 7 at 14:29
ifsifs
264
asked Mar 7 at 14:29
ifsifs
264
asked Mar 7 at 14:29
ifsifs
264
asked Mar 7 at 14:29
ifsifs
264
asked Mar 7 at 14:29
ifsifs
264
264
You should not see anything from your static libraries. Only the functions and variables you export from your dll will be visible.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 14:49
I found a solution: setting "Use Library Dependency Inputs" to true for lib1.lib
– ifs
Mar 7 at 15:20
You can answer you own question.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 15:24
add a comment |
You should not see anything from your static libraries. Only the functions and variables you export from your dll will be visible.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 14:49
I found a solution: setting "Use Library Dependency Inputs" to true for lib1.lib
– ifs
Mar 7 at 15:20
You can answer you own question.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 15:24
You should not see anything from your static libraries. Only the functions and variables you export from your dll will be visible.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 14:49
You should not see anything from your static libraries. Only the functions and variables you export from your dll will be visible.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 14:49
I found a solution: setting "Use Library Dependency Inputs" to true for lib1.lib
– ifs
Mar 7 at 15:20
I found a solution: setting "Use Library Dependency Inputs" to true for lib1.lib
– ifs
Mar 7 at 15:20
You can answer you own question.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 15:24
You can answer you own question.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 15:24
add a comment |
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You should not see anything from your static libraries. Only the functions and variables you export from your dll will be visible.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 14:49
I found a solution: setting "Use Library Dependency Inputs" to true for lib1.lib
– ifs
Mar 7 at 15:20
You can answer you own question.
– drescherjm
Mar 7 at 15:24