Free Decompiler !

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Free Decompiler !
Hello, I found this really awesome decompiler : Le me see

It's a JetBrains decompiler you can check their website to check what the compiler offers by yourself, but in case you don't trust me here is what it offers:

What's Cool about dotPeek?

Decompiling .NET 1.0-4.5 assemblies to C#
Support for .dll, .exe, .zip, .vsix, .nupkg, and .winmd files
Quick jump to a type, assembly, symbol, or type member
Effortless navigation to symbol declarations,
implementations, derived and base symbols, and more
Accurate search for symbol usages
with advanced presentation of search results
Overview of inheritance chains
Support for downloading code from source servers
Syntax highlighting
Complete keyboard support
dotPeek is free!


http://www.jetbrains.com/decompiler/features/index.html

I tested it and I like it very much so far !!!
Not sure if advertising..

Sidenote, when a program advertises "Complete keyboard support" it's time to go back to google..
Nah, i just decided to share I ain't advertising nothing, + .Net Reflector is another decompiler but a paid one this one is free and probably is as just as good if not even more.
wrong language
The thread is now moved,sorry!
Quote Originally Posted by maximalista View Post
Hello, I found this really awesome decompiler : Le me see

It's a JetBrains decompiler you can check their website to check what the compiler offers by yourself, but in case you don't trust me here is what it offers:

What's Cool about dotPeek?

Decompiling .NET 1.0-4.5 assemblies to C#
Support for .dll, .exe, .zip, .vsix, .nupkg, and .winmd files
Quick jump to a type, assembly, symbol, or type member
Effortless navigation to symbol declarations,
implementations, derived and base symbols, and more
Accurate search for symbol usages
with advanced presentation of search results
Overview of inheritance chains
Support for downloading code from source servers
Syntax highlighting
Complete keyboard support
dotPeek is free!


http://www.jetbrains.com/decompiler/features/index.html

I tested it and I like it very much so far !!!
.NET Reflector is the best...
Yup for the simple minded people not wiling to try anything new.
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