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Dependency Walker Not Showing All the Depended Dll
原标题:

I have a fortran dll, and I want to know the assemblies that it depends on for redistribution purpose.

One thing I found out is that the dependency walker doesn t show all of the dependencies, i.e, there are some dlls that my assembly is dependent on, but dependency walker doesn t show it out.

An example would be a dll that makes use of intel mkl LAPACK dlls, but the dependency walker doesn t show that dependency.

Why this is so? And any idea how to fix this problem, or is there other more reliable tool that I can use?

最佳回答

Dependency Walker will only show the static dependencies if you don t run it. Run it in profile, and it will show the assemblies that it dynamically loads.

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