View the export function information of the static library (. Lib) and dynamic library (. dll)

In general, we need to view information about functions or dependent functions contained in a DLL or EXE. We can use the dumpbin tool that comes with;

You can directly enter dumpbin in the command line to view its instructions. If not, run vcvarsall. bat in the vs installation directory to set the environment variables.

You can use the dependenc tool that comes with vs to view the export function of the dynamic library in the window;

To view information about a static database, use the command line:

Dumpbin/linkermember test. Lib> 1.txt

The exported information is stored in the 1.txt file. You can view the information in the 1.txt file.

In general, we need to view information about functions or dependent functions contained in a DLL or EXE. We can use the dumpbin tool that comes with;

You can directly enter dumpbin in the command line to view its instructions. If not, run vcvarsall. bat in the vs installation directory to set the environment variables.

You can use the dependenc tool that comes with vs to view the export function of the dynamic library in the window;

To view information about a static database, use the command line:

Dumpbin/linkermember test. Lib> 1.txt

The exported information is stored in the 1.txt file. You can view the information in the 1.txt file.