I'm doing some reverse engineering of C++ dll.What I have achieved so far - is have a list of all functions insideand even source code (in pseudo-C or so) for most of them.Reading this source code of most the functions doesn't make sense,because original algorythms were written in C++ and are way too differentfrom the received C code.Even if I try to compile the received C code (by C compilator) - it won't run due to numerous syntax problems, missing libraries, etc.Trying to simplify the things, I'm now after following task:I need just to call some of the required functions directly from dll,supplying some parameters of my choice.This approach works fine for exported functions, where I know the nameof the functions from decompiler code and they do have the name inside the dll.But speaking about internal (non-exported) functions in dll - their names in decompiled code are most probably different from theoriginal ones.Questions: Is it possible to find out the original names of the functionsinside dll ? Or is there any other smart way to call these functions directly from original dll?How to do this?
How to call non-exported functions from dll?
dll;decompile