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Export analysis info to file and configure scan settingsĪs far as configuration settings are concerned, you can prevent the program from resolving mangled API names and from identifying function forwarders (jump to or call other APIs in other modules) since these two actions are carried out by default (used by MSVC++ and Borland compilers).

Files are saved in the 'Logs' subfolder of PE Export Viewer's directory (this path cannot be changed). All this info can be saved to file for closer investigation. On the bottom side of the window, you can check out the function names and host module names.

Pressing a button to run the analysis isn't necessary because it's performed automatically by the software application. All you have to do is pick a PE item with the aid of the built-in file explorer, then select the type of analysis: imports or exports. Since it's packed in a plain-looking interface, it's evident that PE Export Viewer prefers to let users focus on functionality rather than anesthetics. It gets installed quickly and shouldn't require any attention at this stage. When working in programming, it often comes in handy to analyze Portable Executable (PE) files to find out what functions they import and export, in order to use this information for debugging purposes, to name an example.ĭesigned with simplicity in mind, PE Export Viewer is a tool that gives you the possibility to effortlessly inspect any PE files when it comes to imports and exports.

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