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That would be possibile, names of functions on DLLs are simply ASCII strings. Besides if a compiler made so called "decorations" on them (something like: MyFunction@12) would be possible to know something about the number of arguments (but not names of arguments that can be useful) , though I guess there could be some problems on trying to understand when you pass a LONG, a WORD or a BYTE (ok, in Blitz we don't worry).
That would be possibile, names of functions on DLLs are simply ASCII strings. Besides if a compiler made so called "decorations" on them (something like: MyFunction@12) would be possible to know something about the number of arguments (but not names of arguments that can be useful) , though I guess there could be some problems on trying to understand when you pass a LONG, a WORD or a BYTE (ok, in Blitz we don't worry).