i don't know how you can do this correctly, but there are a few clues:
a lib for a dynamic library contains only the linking information for the
exported types and functions.
hence it is very small (a few K).
if you open a lib for a dynamic library in a text editor or a hex editor,
you will see a lot of import descriptors, and little else.
if you have the header file, see if the functions are declared with the
dllexport directive. that also indicates that the libary accompanies a
dynamic library.
hope this helps a bit.
kind regards,
Bruno.
"Kris Takacs" <Kr********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
Could anyone point me to a resource that will help me determine if a lib
file is a static lib or dynamic? Moreover, is there a tool that will tell
me
the interface?
Thanks,
Kris