Re: [OT: C] Getting pointers to functions

Assuming that all the functions you're trying to get the addresses of are exported from a dll, you could use GetProcAddress() to look them up.

Two possible problems:

It's a windows-only function, though I would think that *nix would have something similar.
The names required are those exported, which is (mostly) okay for C code, but can be horribly mangled for C++.

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Re^2: [OT: C] Getting pointers to functions by syphilis (Archbishop) on Dec 31, 2016 at 08:19 UTC
...you could use GetProcAddress() to look them up Good point - I hadn't thought of that largely because I'm using static libraries. Although I habitually use static libraries, there's no real need for me to avoid using dynamic mpfr and gmp libraries. Cheers, Rob	[reply]