Subject: Exporting functions from .exe modules?
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24 Feb 1998 20:31:09 -0800
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Just how does one export a function from an executable module using
GNU?  There are procedures for marking DLLs using dlltool, but can
you mark an .exe file similarly?  The following program ought to work
when the program ExportLib.exe is compiled using a non-GNU compiler
with the `_export' keyword in the header of each of the exported
functions.

#include <windows.h>

int main (int argc, char **argv)
{
  void (*libcall) (void);
  HINSTANCE libhandle;
  int index;
  char cmdbuf[256];
	libhandle = LoadLibrary("ExportLib.exe");
	printf("libhandle = %d\n", (unsigned)libhandle);
	for (index = 1 ; index <= 3 ; index++)
	 {
	  sprintf(cmdbuf, "export%d", index);
	  libcall = GetProcAddress(libhandle, cmdbuf);
	  printf("Calling export%d with address %p\n", index, (void *)libcall);
	  if ((FARPROC)libcall != (FARPROC)NULL) libcall();
	 };
	FreeLibrary(libhandle);
}
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