Is it possible to call a function in a DLL loaded dynamically without making use of function pointers.
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Is it possible to call a function in a DLL loaded dynamically without making use of function pointers.
Yes, sort of, depending on what you’re trying to accomplish. At least for some purposes, the linker’s
delayloadswitch can give roughly the effect of explicit dynamic linking, without requiring that you define pointers to all the functions you’re going to use, useGetProcAddressto assign values to those pointers, etc.