Dear list, I (running fedora core 5 linux) have a native Windows (actually do not know which windows version) dll file, in which are functions I want to call in my Linux program. That is why I installed wine, to see whether I could make this work :) I know exactly what functions are in the dll, what their prototypes are, but I do not have the source, only the myfile.dll. Now, what I don't understand is that they are not listed below. Only those four Dll... functions. I could convert myfile.dll to myfile.dll.so using winemaker;make, great :) But it only seems to have those four functions as well. I guess this means the functions are not exported, but the dll file does work running in windows (does this mean it's not necessary to have such an export table?) Does anybody know what more I have to do? I'm using http://www.isotton.com/howtos/C++-dlopen-mini-HOWTO/C++-dlopen-mini-HOWTO.html to try to call the functions I want in myfile.dll.so, but they cannot be loaded. By the way, 'strings myfile.dll' does reveal all those function names I want to call. Thanks for any help, JeeBee. $ objdump -t myfile.dll myfile.dll: file format efi-app-ia32 SYMBOL TABLE: no symbols $ winedump spec myfile.dll Contents of "myfile.dll": 84064 bytes 4 named symbols in DLL, 4 total, 4 unique (ordinal base = 1) Done dumping myfile.dll Export 1 - 'DllCanUnloadNow' ... [Ignoring] Export 2 - 'DllGetClassObject' ... [Ignoring] Export 3 - 'DllRegisterServer' ... [Ignoring] Export 4 - 'DllUnregisterServer' ... [Ignoring] _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
