Glenn B. Lawler wrote: > Tony, > >> Several years ago I either compiled a certain way or ran the app a >> certain way and I was able to see all packages and dlls my appp called >> during execution. Could someone refresh my memory on how to do that. > > There are probably a number of ways to do this. The Windows add-in called > "Quick View" shows all the DLLs used by any application. If it is installed, > a menu selection appears in the popup menu in Explorer when you right- > click on an executable file.
Quick View hasn't been included with Windows for many years; I think Windows 98 was the last one. Tdump will show you the same information as Quick View. But neither shows which DLL are called at run time. They only show which DLLs the EXE links to at load time. It doesn't show which functions are actually called on any given run, and it doesn't show which DLLs are loaded at run time with LoadLibrary. I'm not aware of anything that will do that, although wouldn't be surprised if some tool from Sysinternals provided something like that. Tony, what are you looking to do with this information? There might be other ways. -- Rob
