CS.Net Explorer

simple cs.net explorer that shows some shits from a compiled C# file

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Credits : Me -> some coding
Jb Evain -> Mono.Cecil
My Friend -> Sending me Mono.Cecil Files and some example codes

@Jason please make this shit approved

You can pm me for source , i will give the source codes if i trust u

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.NET fully supports the functionality provided in Mono.Cecil. You should use them. Plus, make all the information more organized. The data for a particular type should be under it and not scattered.

I will test the app when you will upload it.

@Hassan , ah sorry , i added attachment , and i cud only C# files made work :< it doesnt work for vb.net or C++.net files

Originally Posted by Hassan

.NET fully supports the functionality provided in Mono.Cecil. You should use them. Plus, make all the information more organized. The data for a particular type should be under it and not scattered.

I will test the app when you will upload it.

Yup, that's what System.Reflection is there for.

Hehehe, I coded my own application which does this and also displays IL code a while ago. :3 Works for all .NET Applications too, even if it's obfuscated.

Originally Posted by master131

Yup, that's what System.Reflection is there for.

Hehehe, I coded my own application which does this and also displays IL code a while ago. :3 Works for all .NET Applications too, even if it's obfuscated.

its my first app with Mono.Cecil , gimme some time to make like yours :>

Originally Posted by master131

Yup, that's what System.Reflection is there for.

Hehehe, I coded my own application which does this and also displays IL code a while ago. :3 Works for all .NET Applications too, even if it's obfuscated.

Brag some more, please. Just brag some more.

@master131

Mono Cecil has so much it can do just the lack of doc's makes it harder to use.

Mono.Cecil doesn't actually need to load the assemblies though. This is a huge advantage if you're decompiling managed C++ code, because the modules can still execute native code upon loading (via. entry point).

As a result of the above, you can't load different multiple .NET assemblies that differ in the CLR versions at once.

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