kernel32.dll documentation

[Robertus]

Does anybody have some cool documentation on kernel32.dll or at least a link or some... ?

 

[cpaige]

Hey!

What kinda documentation do you want? What info are you looking for? Clayton T. Paige
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[Robertus]

I want to know what kind of arguments does any function receive and what it returns

 

[cpaige]

I'm not aware of a document that gives you all that info, but what you can do is the use the progrm called Depend that is supplied with Visual C++. Just open Kernel32.dll with Depend and it will list all the functions present in the file. You can then do a search on all the headers in C++ for those functions. It should show you what the function arugments are.

Good luck! Clayton T. Paige
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[DavesTips]

Good heavens, now I've heard everything. You have VC++? (This is the VC++ Forum, yeah?) You have MSDN? (It's, you know, delivered with VC++, unless you have the learning edition, in which case better buy the real thing). Select SDK Windows Base Services and enter kernel32 as search argument. You'll get a list of every documented function in the module with parameters, return values, header info and a lot of other information, that's sort of what MSDN is for. I mean, what kind of people advise here in this forum?