There must be...

[Wij]

...a utility for discovering what Win32 API calls an application makes or can make somewhere on the internet.

I really don't fancy grepping through all my source files for the name of every API and then filtering out all the pseudo-matches. It could take weeks. However I need a list of which APIs I'm using. Anybody ever found a tool that does this job ?

Any help much appreciated

 

[SheepCow]

VS6 came with a list of all the Win32 API calls, and the MSDN docs that come with VS have most if not all of the Win32 api calls listed

 

[Wij]

Yeh, but I need to know which ones my apps call.

 

[xane]

Can't you load your application sources in to VS6 then, it builds a handy cross reference.

 

[phlash]

The tool that comes with any of the M$ dev kits is the 'dependancy viewer' (depends.exe). This lists all the imports/exports that a program has/uses. It also tracks down through all the DLLs too.

http://www.dependencywalker.com/ seems to be the first hit on Google

 

[TdC]

documentation!!1

 

[Wij]

documentation!!1

I'd rather do WORK

 

[TdC]

hey, if I have to do it you're doing it too buddy

 

[Danya]

I use dumpbin - comes with VC, can give you a lot of info of various sorts for an exe or dll.

 

[TheJkWhoSaysNi]

I belive it can also be done with SoftICE.