dll - How to tell if a library is COM or DCOM? -


i've been given task of trying recreate dll has slight modifications original dll, executed if program runs. mocked version of dll testing/simulating other parts of larger system.

i've searching see if there method check if library com or dcom have not found any. aware of the differences, given dll library, how can tell if com or dcom library?

additionally, there way swap out com/dcom library newer technology not change parts of code call com/dcom library?

having executable code alone cannot tell except if there're proxy/stub dll shipped can assume dcom.

the visible differences in how thing registered. digging registration process can easy or not easy depending on how registration implemented. if registration parameters hand-glued inside code you'd have reverse-engineer harder way. if registration uses .rgs file stored in resources can extract , see how registration done. anyway best bet use vm , export registry, register component, export registry again , see difference - added.


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