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I have went ahead and dumped the functions in the three dlls :
msvcm90d.dll msvcp90d.dll msvcr90d.dll And the dump files of the functions are in the attachments.
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What is it good for?
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Those are not ADK DLLs - they are Microsoft Visual C and Visual C++ Runtime DLLs.
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Yes, i figured that out when i looked into the dll's
. But i thought i would post them anyway if anyone wanted to know what they contained.
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Those are just the VS c runtime files. They implement basic c and c++ language features needed by Windows programs, so lots of software comes packaged with them in case people try to run it on old Windows versions. I don't think you need to disassemble them, if you go to the VS docs you should be able to find a reference for them I think.
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. But i thought i would post them anyway if anyone wanted to know what they contained.

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