Hi, I have a DLL "my.dll" that exports the function:

__declspec(dllexport) BOOL Enable(BOOL bEnable);

Question 1:
But in my code below, the GetProcAddress(hDLL, _T("Enable")) fails.
However, when use the ordinal in GetProcAddress(hDLL,
(LPCWSTR)MAKEWORD(1,0))
Then it works. How come?

Question 2:
Also, how can I find out the function NAME from its ORDINAL?
I'd like to find all exported functions in a DLL. And I figure I could do
that by scanning all ordinals.
If there's another or better way, I'd like to know.

Lisa

#define IROBEXDLL _T("my.dll")

HINSTANCE hDLL;
hDLL = LoadLibrary(IROBEXDLL);
if (NULL == hDLL)
{
 MessageBox(NULL, _T("Loading ") IROBEXDLL _T(" library failed"),
_T("OBEX"), MB_OK);
 return FALSE;
}

FARPROC pProc = GetProcAddress(hDLL,  _T("Enable"));
if( !pProc )
{
 MessageBox(NULL, _T("No Enable() found in ") IROBEXDLL _T(" library"),
_T("OBEX"), MB_OK);
 FreeLibrary(hDLL);
 return FALSE;
}

typedef BOOL Enable(BOOL bEnable);
Enable* fnEnable = (Enable*) pProc;

BOOL bSuccess = fnEnable(bEnable);

FreeLibrary(hDLL);

return bSuccess;