Dot net disassembly dnspy?

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I am trying ti reverse engineering a C# program using DnSPY.

But there are hundred of libraries. how can i keep track of them and how can i understand them ?

Any tool Recommendation appreciated!

What I have tried:

Nothing Please recommend me something thanks

Posted 14-Jun-16 16:45pm

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Updated 14-Jun-16 18:45pm

Dave Kreskowiak

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BillWoodruff 14-Jun-16 22:49pm

I think this is impossible: a very complex program cannot be reduced to some simple scheme. This is not a good question because you provide no details.

I suggest that you learn to program, rather than just try to dis-assemble some complex code: did the authors of the code intend to allow you to dis-assemble it ?

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2016-06-14T18:07:00

No, this is not a good question, but I can recommend a good tool: open-source ILSpy:
ILSpy,
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.NET_Reflector.

But I'm afraid you already know it.

The quality of the application is impressive, and, most importantly, the quality of decompiled code is quite good. However, I cannot tell you how it compares with DnSpy, which I never tried so far. It is claimed to be more powerful .NET decompiler, but if you need generation of C# or VB.NET code, ILSpy might be better. Please see:
DnSpy – More powerful .NET decompiler | UbbeCode.

—SA