Dependency Walker for Pc

The tool is pretty nice, but still a little confusing as to what you are looking at. It was obvious, for example, why some items are in red text. I tried to visit the support URL to see if there was online documentation. However, it appears that the domain name itself has expired (and is available for sale). What I would love to have is just even a YouTube video of the author of the program walking you though the various features of the app. One specific confusing point. I bought this because today I'm examining an issue where I have two .dylibs where one is dependnent on the other one. In this specific case they are both being used by a java application through a JNI bridge. When I opened the first library it lists the other library as one of the dependencies. However, it says "0 exports found". There are also dependencies to various system libraries and it lists specific numbers of exports found. For example: Resolving /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreFoundation.framework/Versions/A/CoreFoundation, 2653 exports found. which I take to mean that this specific CoreFoundation library binary exports 2653 symbols. But why does it say 0 from my other library? When I open that second library, the second section down from the top shows some symbols which are exported by that library. The library shows 21 symbols (I had to count them myself because the app doesn't do that for me - although it does for libraries I'm dependent on.) What I am trying to learn from this tool: • The list of symbols that my library is exporting. (It appears to have this) • The list of libraries my library is dependent on. (It has this) • The list of symbols from each library that my library uses. It appears that you get this by selecting the library in the top left section and then it shows those symbols in the top right list box. • Any symbols not found/libraries not found. If I'm looking at an executable, I would want to see the same thing except obviously it doesn't export symbols. Additional questions I have: • Why are some things listsed in red text. • What is the difference between "Function" and "Symbol" and why do some rows not have a "Function" listed. (It looks like it tells you about C++ new and delete operators and v-tablesin the function section, but it would be nice to know how this is derived and its precise meaning. • What does "Index" mean and why some rows don't have an "index". These are the sorts of things that I think could be pretty well covered with a video. You could make a screencast video pretty easily and embed a link to it in the app. I think a big part of the benefit to people buying the app would be to have you explain it and get access to what you learned in the process of building this app. Someone reported they couldn't open an iOS ARM based executable. The program opened an x86_64 executable built with Xcode 8 no problem, but crashed when I tried to open the app I'm working with which is some kind of a Java app (wrapper?), but "file" reports that it is a Mach-O universal binary. Not sure why it crashed.

I was a Windows programmer and I just began my Mac programming life. In Mac world, I must learn everything from beginning, from IDE to the build toolchain. I got this tool just when I have spent THREE days to find why my app failed to start with a "Segmentation Fault Trap #nnn" message, this tool helped me found it was because of a missing symbol from an old dynamic library. It saved me! And here are what I expect from next version: - auto-find the missing symbols - list the full path name instead of variables such as @executable_path - copy symbol or function signature to clipboard