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What rules apply to the name that ends up in the exports section of an PE (Portable Executable)? Roughly, I see names starting with an ‘_’ underscore, a ‘?’ question mark or an ‘@’ at-sign. What do those mean, and what about the rest of the name?
Also – How can I reverse the naming convention into something more usable?
I think you are refering to ‘dll name mangling’
name mangling
It’s used to make sure exports names are unique
You can specify a .def file which will make it easier to use afterwards
Simply put, a .def file is just a text file containing the following structure