Talk:OS2 API:PMI:WinAlarm: Difference between revisions

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Prokushev, Shouldn't the module be PMMERGE instead of DOSCALLS? I thought all Win* stuff are located in PMMERGE. daniel lee kruse

Hi,
it's included in pmwin.dll @138
Frank

Frank, Where did you come by this information? Thanks -daniel lee kruse

Daniel,
I guess your question is about the ordinal number. You have to use an impdef tool (supplied with some compilers) on the dll in question. This tool produces a list of all exported functions with ordinals.
Frank

Frank,
Both the module and the ordinal. Of course, the tool probably requires a filename which you would use pmwin.dll for that. I searched VAC4 and OpenWatcom 1.3 and neither have this tool. Are there any other tools available to get the ordinal information?
-daniel lee kruse

Can be used PMMERGE and PMWIN. Actually, PMWIN is forwarders to PMMERGE. And yes, not DOSCALLS module for WinAlarm. According tools. You can try lxLite (from hobbes) or LXDUMP (from HIEW at hobbes). Also other tools exists. (BTW, not ALL Win* functions located in PMWIN/PMMERGE, but PMMERGE contains most of them) - prokushev

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 daniel lee kruse
-Hi,
+Hi,<br>
-it's included in pmwin.dll @138
+it's included in pmwin.dll @138<br>
-Frank
+Frank<br>
+Frank,
+Where did you come by this information?  Thanks -daniel lee kruse
+Daniel,<br>
+I guess your question is about the ordinal number. You have to use an
+impdef tool (supplied with some compilers) on the dll in question. This tool produces a list of all exported functions with ordinals.<br>
+Frank<br>
+Frank,<br>
+Both the module and the ordinal.  Of course, the tool probably requires a filename which you would use pmwin.dll for that.  I searched VAC4 and OpenWatcom 1.3 and neither have this tool.  Are there any other tools available to get the ordinal information?<br>
+-daniel lee kruse
+Can be used PMMERGE and PMWIN. Actually, PMWIN is forwarders to PMMERGE. And yes, not DOSCALLS module for WinAlarm. According tools. You can try lxLite (from hobbes) or LXDUMP (from HIEW at hobbes). Also other tools exists. (BTW, not ALL Win* functions located in PMWIN/PMMERGE, but PMMERGE contains most of them) - prokushev