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  1. #1
    Michael Holder Guest

    Access to already compiled DLL



    Can someone tell me if it is possible using any tools to decompile a DLL
    without the source code, so some settings can be changed? I have a DLL,
    which I would like to increase the stack size assigned to it, but I do not
    have any source files for it. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.




  2. #2
    Boris Karadjov Guest

    Re: Access to already compiled DLL

    Hmm, isn't the default thread stack size determined by the EXE file only?
    Anyway, the stack size is stored in the PE (portable executable) optional
    header and you don't need to decompile the DLL to change it. Try the free PE
    Studio, for example.
    --
    Boris Karadjov
    Brainbench MVP for Visual C++
    http://www.brainbench.com


    "Michael Holder" <jazzpfreak@lineone.net> wrote in message
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    > Can someone tell me if it is possible using any tools to decompile a DLL
    > without the source code, so some settings can be changed? I have a DLL,
    > which I would like to increase the stack size assigned to it, but I do not
    > have any source files for it. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
    >
    >
    >




  3. #3
    Michael Holder Guest

    Re: Access to already compiled DLL

    Thanks Boris. I'll check it out.



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