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Originally Posted by gguruusa
Yes, WMreloc processes all modules. The "small G'reloc" is a stub replacement that calls WMreloc. It's used to trick apps that want g'reloc into using wmreloc. Of course, there are limitations to using wmreloc that way, so it's better to use WMreloc directly.
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OK - that's good. Am I correct in assuming that if you give a -g [module dir] command line option it processes only that module - otherwise it processes all modules in the current working directory? Is there a command line option like -dump required (g'reloc requires -dump to operate on a dump directory vs. on SYS, OEM and EXT directories individually).
Sorry for the questions - if this is detailed in some other thread, I'm happy to ask there instead.