Re: Running an exe .............

["Orgren, Joseph H" <JOSEPH Orgren associates dhs gov>]

I tried dependencywalker, and I have 2 questions:

(1) Is there a way to tell it to include a particular directory tree (e.g. 
cygwin) so I don'e have to essentially replicate the "keep copying DLL's 
until it works" method?

(2) It is complaining it can't find a library called "psapi".  Indeed 
"psapi" and "psapi.dll" don't exist on my system (though "libpsapi.a" and 
"psapi.h"  are in my cygwin tree).  I set $PATH to blank, and ran my app 
using only the DLL's I placed in the app's directory.  It runs fine.  To 
be sure this test was real, I renamed cygwin1.dll, and the program 
wouldn't run.  Do I need to worry about needing "psapi.dll" or some such, 
on another machine?

Joe Orgren
Senior Engineer
Organizational Strategies Inc.
Supporting the Applied Technology Division/OIT
Bureau of Customs & Border Protection
United States Department of Homeland Security
202-927-3967
202-927-2002






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Try this:
http://www.dependencywalker.com/

It will show you exactly what dll's your Win32 app depends on

Cheers

Jim