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Use this tag when asking questions related specifically to the NSA's Ghidra reverse engineering tool.
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Understand DLL function signature from ordinal
I'm trying with ghidra to reverse a 32-bit proprietary application that uses mfc42.dll and I'm obtaining mixed results with respect to imported functions. … Trying to reverse the dll itself, indeed ghidra finds out the signature as having two arguments but bad enough it cannot tell what is the actual name of these functions. …
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