πŸ™‚ [HELP] Does any C++ programmer know how to edit a dll?

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Quote Originally Posted by Kallisti View Post
Open in notepad of course.
This obviously.. Notepad > anything else (Contains pro reverse)
You can also get the multiplayer version of Notepad so friends can help you out.
it wont work
u cannot do it unless u have the project file!
Quote Originally Posted by Melodia View Post
This made my Day.

Seriously.

Omg.

Err.

Hahahaha.

No ; Seriously.
(L)you .
There is a programming team that is working on makeing a program that can decompile a .dll compiled with .NET, but it only about half done.

Open in notepad of course.
Open in notepad you will only get a hell of a lot of random looking numbers letters and symbols, nothing anyone can read.

As seeing .dlls can be compiled from many languages into the same code, you can't just de compile it because there is nothing special to afiliate it to a certain language.

That's why someone is makeing a program that works with .NET, because when compileing with .NET on your computer, it includes some extra features that this person is useing to pick up on the process it was compiled in and how. That's why .dlls useing .NET usually can only be run correctly if you have that .NET version. And while variables will most likely not be the same he claims that his testing is getting most of the code at this point.
Quote Originally Posted by DreadKyller View Post
There is a programming team that is working on makeing a program that can decompile a .dll compiled with .NET, but it only about half done.

Open in notepad you will only get a hell of a lot of random looking numbers letters and symbols, nothing anyone can read.

As seeing .dlls can be compiled from many languages into the same code, you can't just de compile it because there is nothing special to afiliate it to a certain language.

That's why someone is makeing a program that works with .NET, because when compileing with .NET on your computer, it includes some extra features that this person is useing to pick up on the process it was compiled in and how. That's why .dlls useing .NET usually can only be run correctly if you have that .NET version. And while variables will most likely not be the same he claims that his testing is getting most of the code at this point.
dude.. cool text... but he was trolling.. and you just got trolled
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