Free .Net decompiler........for everyone, for ever.
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Telerik have just posted a tweet stating that you can download a free .Net decompiler from them. Don't know if it is any good, or if this is a new or old offer or if anyone is actually interested.(looks like it is still in Beta though.) But hey, it is good to share. :) http://www.telerik.com/products/decompiler.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=sm&utm_campaign=ad[^]
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Telerik have just posted a tweet stating that you can download a free .Net decompiler from them. Don't know if it is any good, or if this is a new or old offer or if anyone is actually interested.(looks like it is still in Beta though.) But hey, it is good to share. :) http://www.telerik.com/products/decompiler.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=sm&utm_campaign=ad[^]
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If you can find a copy of .NET reflector version 6 and not version 7, that is free and the updating built into that will not take you up to version 7. I just updated one on my machine and it took me up to 6.8. The nice thing with .NET Reflecter is that there are plugins for it to allow you to create the full project files and save the source code out.
Steve Maier
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Telerik have just posted a tweet stating that you can download a free .Net decompiler from them. Don't know if it is any good, or if this is a new or old offer or if anyone is actually interested.(looks like it is still in Beta though.) But hey, it is good to share. :) http://www.telerik.com/products/decompiler.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=sm&utm_campaign=ad[^]
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I'll take a look. I've been using JetBrains dotPeek for a while and found it to be quite excellent.
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Telerik have just posted a tweet stating that you can download a free .Net decompiler from them. Don't know if it is any good, or if this is a new or old offer or if anyone is actually interested.(looks like it is still in Beta though.) But hey, it is good to share. :) http://www.telerik.com/products/decompiler.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=sm&utm_campaign=ad[^]
Dave Find Me On: Web|Facebook|Twitter|LinkedIn
Folding Stats: Team CodeProject
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If you can find a copy of .NET reflector version 6 and not version 7, that is free and the updating built into that will not take you up to version 7. I just updated one on my machine and it took me up to 6.8. The nice thing with .NET Reflecter is that there are plugins for it to allow you to create the full project files and save the source code out.
Steve Maier
Steve Maier wrote:
The nice thing with .NET Reflecter is that there are plugins for it to allow you to create the full project files and save the source code out.
Reflector will be richer given how long it's been around. JustDeompile also has built-in project creation support, as does ILSpy. I tried the project creation on a simple utility assembly of mine and it built without error, though they say it's not guaranteed to.
Kevin
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Steve Maier wrote:
The nice thing with .NET Reflecter is that there are plugins for it to allow you to create the full project files and save the source code out.
Reflector will be richer given how long it's been around. JustDeompile also has built-in project creation support, as does ILSpy. I tried the project creation on a simple utility assembly of mine and it built without error, though they say it's not guaranteed to.
Kevin
I do like JustDecompile. But I had a WPF based app that it failed to create the project.
Steve Maier
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If you can find a copy of .NET reflector version 6 and not version 7, that is free and the updating built into that will not take you up to version 7. I just updated one on my machine and it took me up to 6.8. The nice thing with .NET Reflecter is that there are plugins for it to allow you to create the full project files and save the source code out.
Steve Maier