显示DLL里的函数名depends22_x86

Both MFC42LOC.DLL and CMCTLENU.DLL are language specific resource DLLs that may not be needed on your system. Many modules on Windows store all their language specific messages in external DLLs (one per language). At run-time, the module loads the language DLL for the current language of the operating system. The names of the modules usually end in "ENU" for United States English, "ESP" for Spanish, "JPN" for Japanese, etc. The "LOC" ending that MFC uses stands for "localized". When MFC is installed, it copies the correct langua ge DLL to your system and renames it to MFC42LOC.DLL. So, why the missing module? Well, most modules protect themselves from failure by storing one default language in the main DLL itself. It the language specific resource DLL fails to load, then the module defaults to using the local resources in itself. In most cases, these default resources are the same resources as would be in the ENU version of the resource DLL. For this reason, there does not need to be an ENU version of the resource DLL, and therefore it fails to find one at runtime. This is normal.