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- dnSpy showing strange disassembly code for async methods
dnSpy For the old dnSpy (which is archived as of now) there is no way to see it as normal code, instead you should check the View->Options->Decompiler->C#->Show hidden decompiler generated classes and methods otherwise the code will be missing at all
- Newest dnspy Questions - Stack Overflow
0answers 2kviews dnSpy: What do included reference assemblies affect? I'm modifying a DLL through dnSpy, and said modification required a reference assembly in order to recompile The modification did not necessitate the reference assembly, it was just needed in order dll dnspy Gumpf
- DnSpy shipping malware? : r dotnet - Reddit
DnSpy shipping malware? I downloaded dnspy as an alternative to ilspy, and virustotal lists the zip as fine I ran it, went to open an assembly, and it alerted errors, my device became unresponsive and stuttery About a minute later windows defender came up noting it had noted a Trojan
- . net - dnSpy Console does not show any output - Stack Overflow
at dnSpy_Console Program Main(String[] args) in D:\a\dnSpy\dnSpy\dnSpy\dnSpy Console\Program cs:line 65 The exception message was of little help and I ended up using dnSpyEx instead, which is an unofficial continuation of dnSpy and seems to still be maintained Worked like a charm Here are the releases of dnSpyEx
- How do I decompile a . NET EXE into readable C# source code?
I'm surprised no one has mentioned dnSpy dnSpy is a debugger and NET assembly editor You can use it to edit and debug assemblies even if you don't have any source code available
- DotPeek debug using attach to process, without source code?
To do that you need to: Open dnSpy as an administrator (dnspy-x86 exe or dnspy exe depending on the target platform) Load exe file that contains the code of the service into dnSpy via File->Open Navigate to the code where you want to put your breakpoint and set it there Go to Debug-Attach to process
- dnSpy: how to start 32 bit version - Reverse Engineering Stack Exchange
But I am unsure if the 32-bit version is included I also cant find any information on flags or parameters dnspy is able to take My question is if dnspy 32 bit is installed by using choco or if one has to install the 32-bit manually And if dnspy 32 bit is installed with choco, how do I start it in 32 bit
- Newest dnspy Questions - Reverse Engineering Stack Exchange
dnSpy: how to start 32 bit version I am very unsure if this is the right place to as or if I need to ask this at another forum, but here it goes I am trying to reverse engineer a NET program with the use of dnspy I installed dnspy
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