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Date: Wed, 01 Jul 2009 11:33:46 +0100
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  I noticed this when we added StrStrI to setup.exe, and I forgot to bootstrap
the generated files; I got a bad exe that didn't work for me because it
imported StrStrIA from comctl32.dll (which was the next -l option in the
LDFLAGS), which - at least on w2k - doesn't actually export that function:

$ for x in /usr/lib/w32api/lib{comctl32,shell32,shlwapi}.a ; do echo $x; nm $x
| grep StrStrI  ;  done
/usr/lib/w32api/libcomctl32.a
00000000 T _StrStrIW AT 8
00000000 I __imp__StrStrIW AT 8
00000000 T _StrStrIA AT 8
00000000 I __imp__StrStrIA AT 8
/usr/lib/w32api/libshell32.a
00000000 T _StrStrIW AT 8
00000000 I __imp__StrStrIW AT 8
00000000 T _StrStrIA AT 8
00000000 I __imp__StrStrIA AT 8
/usr/lib/w32api/libshlwapi.a
00000000 T _StrStrIW AT 8
00000000 I __imp__StrStrIW AT 8
00000000 T _StrStrIA AT 8
00000000 I __imp__StrStrIA AT 8

$ cd $WINDIR/system32

$ for x in comctl32.dll shell32.dll shlwapi.dll ; do echo $x ; dumpbin
/exports $x | grep StrStrI ; done
comctl32.dll
shell32.dll
        403   AB 00117E97 StrStrIA
        404   AC 00117E9D StrStrIW
shlwapi.dll
        710   F4 0000F2B4 StrStrIA
        711   F5 00007E9E StrStrIW

  I checked on an XP system as well, and it's not exported from comctl32.dll
there either.  The definitions come from here:

/usr/src/w32api-3.13-1/lib/comctl32.def:125:StrStrIA AT 8
/usr/src/w32api-3.13-1/lib/comctl32.def:126:StrStrIW AT 8

and are present in CVS HEAD.

    cheers,
      DaveK

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