Re: Parsing Microsoft Debug Symbol Tables...

Flash Gordon wrote: 
jacob navia wrote:

Mel a écrit :

i have a need to access variables from outside of my applications. i
need to parse the compiler created symbol tables and store them so that
i can reference them later. these include C++ object handles,
variables, both static and otherwise.

can someone point me in the right direction
thanks

The right direction is to use dbghelp.dll, a dll provided
by microsoft for this purpose.



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Jacob, could you please also redirect discussion of such non-standard items to a group where they are topical rather than leaving the discussion here. 

I just say to him where he should look,
I did not further any discussion, but just proposed him how to
proceed.
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