Dec 052017
 
Remove a DLL from memory. Source and EXE. (Visual Basic). Requires VBRUN100.
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Remove a DLL from memory. Source and EXE. (Visual Basic). Requires VBRUN100.
File Name File Size Zip Size Zip Type
FORM1.FRM 819 528 deflated
GLOBAL.BAS 240 127 deflated
KILLDLL.EXE 4484 1503 deflated
KILLDLL.MAK 60 60 stored
README.TXT 1094 648 deflated
TPCREAD.ME 199 165 deflated

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Contents of the README.TXT file


- FREEWARE -
KillDLL - Carl Brown
72147,3354 (CServe ID)
Image Sciences Corporation

Great ideas are obvious once you see them....
I can't take credit for this:
I wanted a way to dump a .DLL from memory
when it crashed.
Windows Tech Journal had an article:
Disappearing DLL's
Joe Hecht
November 1992

This is a VB version of the .PAS DLL unloader in the article.
Hope it helps you as much as it does me.

This program is FREEWARE. No waranty, no guarantee,
no nothing.
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Instructions:
In the TEXT box, type in the NAME of the dll you wish to unload
from memory.

LIKE:
BUGGY.DLL
then press the DUMP DLL button.

Buggy.DLL will be dumped from memory. If it doesn't work,
it will tell you.

The SOURCE is included for those of you with VB. There isn't
much to the source, but it works.

For some real fun, try dumping USER or GDI. (NOT!)... I just
wanted to see if it works. It does. Don't do it.

OPTIONAL:
Pass a command line argument. It will show up in the
DUMP TEXT box. Useful for those severly pesky dlls...



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