How do I use libraries of an installed program

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I want to use libraries of an installed program, like if google chrome is installed in the system then I want to access it's kernels like webkit etc?

It is possible? Please somebody help me with this.

Posted 28-Jul-14 5:13am

z3m

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PIEBALDconsult · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-28T06:03:00

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"It is possible?"

It may be. With a .net assembly (DLL or EXE) you need only add a reference, with managed code you will likely need to use P/Invoke.

In either case, I expect you will get access to only the public items.

Try it.

Posted 28-Jul-14 6:03am

PIEBALDconsult

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z3m 28-Jul-14 12:33pm

Thanks a lot. You delivered the main idea :)