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Which tool would you recommend?

ApacheNoSkype
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For native DLLs the Dependency Walker tool will show you all of the exported functions as well as id numbers and address for each function. It will also list the DLLs that the DLL directly depends on.

If you are looking at a .NET/Managed DLL check out Red Gate's Reflector. It will completely disassemble the DLL and show you the code in the .NET language of your choice. An excellent tool!

heavyd
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I've personally never done it before, but here's what i found online to try:

This lists a few more as well. Good luck!

James Mertz
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If you're targetting native code, you're looking for a disassembler/decompiler. Good luck, hope you can read assembly. As far as I know there's no other way from just a normally compiled and optimized native .dll.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disassembly

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decompiler

Mark Allen
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