Is there a way to load a 32-bit DLL library (something with the same usage as LoadLibrary) I would like to use that function along with GetProcAddress. I looked at WOW, but it does not seem to offe...

Here's my DLL code: #include <Windows.h> #include <iostream> int sysLol(char *arg); int sysLol(char *arg) { std::cout<<arg<<"\n"; return 1; } And here's my applicatio...

I made a DLL with a function named "render()" and I want to load it dynamically to my application, but GetProcAddress cannot find it. Here's the DLL .h: #ifdef D3D_API_EXPORTS #define D3D_API_API ...

Hello guys: I've loaded my DLL in my project but whenever I use the GetProcAddress function. it returns NULL! what should I do? I use this function ( double GetNumber(double x) ) in "MYDLL.dll" He...

I'm writing an MFC project that try to call a function in the DLL which will return some information in a string. The function in the DLL is as follows: int GetInfo(char* Info) The function will r...

First of all yes I have searched this for a while now and can't find any answers relevant to my case. Basically I am trying to get the address of a function in a windows DLL (dnsapi.dll) and ...

I have the following code: //mydll.cpp #include <Windows.h> #include <io.h> #define STDOUT_FILEDESC 1 class MYSTDOUT { bool shouldClose; bool isBuffered; public: MYSTDOUT(bo...

I want to call MessageBox() function in such way: 1). load needed library 2). get the function address 3). call it So, for such aim as I understand, I should define new type with all types of argum...

In C++, if you try to get a function pointer of a Windows API function, that pointer points to the same address you would get if you used GetProcAddress on the name of that function and it's respec...

For some reason, whenever my C# .NET 2.0 application makes a call to GetProcAddress it always returns zero. public class MyClass { internal static class UnsafeNativeMethods { [DllImport("kernel...

First, I know that it doesn't make sense to compare the dllimport attribute and the getProcAddress function directly. Rather, I am interested in comparing two pieces of code, that achieve basically...