Hi i want to see Code in DLL

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Here i want to See Dll code.Means inside Code of Dll.if any Solution Please Suggest Me.

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Anilkumar.D

Posted 31-Aug-11 0:46am

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baisak · Answer 1 · 2011-08-31T01:01:00

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Hello dear,

You can't see the code inside one dll at the time of debugging your application until and unless the dll is not compiled in your machine.

Posted 31-Aug-11 1:01am

baisak

OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2011-08-31T01:02:00

There you may find you are out of luck.

It depends on what is in the DLL: if it is Native code, then pretty much all it contains is the compiled machine code instructions - not the high level code I suspect you want to look at.

If it is .NET code, then it still depends: If it is obfuscated, then it has been made deliberately difficult to read by special programs. If it hasn't, then it is possible that Reflector or other decompilers may help: Google is your friend here.

Do note that you may well be violating copyright and/or Intellectual Properties by using anything you get out of a DLL, and some companies have a policy of always prosecuting...