How to know a EXE file was written by .net language or not?

goldli

Christian Graus

In what context ? You can run reflector on it and see if you can see the source code. You can examine the header, if you want to do it within a program.

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goldli

i mean use C# to do that

Muammar

Good question, I've been having the same question.. for java, it's easily Identified by it's ugly purple controls "if not using UIs" but .Net:confused:

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goldli

just wait for the answer.

Christian Graus

Then you need to find out exactly how the file itself marks that it is .NET, and write code to read the head of the file and examine it for this info.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

goldli

i think i know the way you said before,but,i do not know the code.

D111

I cant remember where exactly, but thers PE00 somewhere in the header.

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Douglas Troy

You could use .NET Reflector[^] to point it at the .EXE and see if it will disassemble.

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goldli

yes,the Reflector could do that,but,i want do that with my C# code .