- How were DLL functions exported in 16-bit Windows?
- How were DLL functions imported in 16-bit Windows?
- How are DLL functions exported in 32-bit Windows?
- Exported functions that are really forwarders
- Rethinking the way DLL exports are resolved for 32-bit Windows
- Calling an imported function, the naive way
- How a less naive compiler calls an imported function
- Issues related to forcing a stub to be created for an imported function
- What happens when you get dllimport wrong?
- Names in the import library are decorated for a reason
- The dangers of dllexport (bonus posting from a few years ago)
July 27th, 2006
Index to the series on DLL imports and exports
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