Detecting a DLL's Bitness

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How can a DLL be probed for its Bitness rather than Probing OS?

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ABHISHEK DEY

Posted 13-May-10 20:51pm

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Thanx ...Found a very good answer!

Posted 13-May-10 21:46pm

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Nuri Ismail · Accepted Answer · 2010-05-13T21:29:00

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For .EXE files there is a Windows API function that will do the job (GetBinaryType[^]), but for DLL files you have to deal with their PE format.
Here[^] you can find a solution with example source code. :)

Posted 13-May-10 21:29pm

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