Net decompiler software project
Posted by Peter Wibeck on Monday, February 4, 2013 · 3 Comments After Reflector did change their licensing so it was no longer free to use I did stick around for a long time on an old version of Reflector. The time have now come to find an replacement for Reflector. After some searching I found 4 good candidates. Just Decompile Feature • Fast code navigation • Create visual studio projects • Extract resources from assemblies • Easy assembly management • Visual studio inline decompilation • Command line support • Integrate with Windows Explorer Context Menu • Silverlight XAP decompilation from URLdot Peek Feature • Decompiling. NET 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. NET Code Reflect Features • Assembly class browsing • Decompile. NET code • MSIL disassembly view • Decompile C code • Decompile VB. NET code • Extract embedded resources • Hyperlink based navigation • Assembly dependency list •. NET framework 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 3.5 ) Decompiling ILSpy with itself and recompiling the result should result in a working ILSpy copy Assembly editing capabilities (similar to Reflexil) Blog Posts on ILSpy Development Screencasts, Demo we want to go back from IL to C! So how do we do this? By using a decompiler! As I tend to do this quite often to understand how libraries work that I have no control over, I have tried some different tools for just this cause. Let's take a look at four of the most common ones on the market. Don't worry, there's both free versions and paid ones out there! Telerik Just Decompile The first one that we're looking at is a product from the Just* family created by Telerik. I do like the products from Telerik so this one should be quite.