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.NET Binary Reverse Engineering: Part 1

.NET Binary Reverse Engineering: Part 1

Ajay Yadav

2yPublished Oct 23, 2014, 12:00 AMUpdated Apr 19, 2024, 8:35 AM46k3

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The text of this article is not in this database — only its details are. Read it on the old site: .NET Binary Reverse Engineering: Part 1

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Mahesh Chand12y ago
Agree with Sam. Very detailed article. Thank you Ajay for hard work. Cheers!
- Ajay Yadav12y ago
  Thank you Mahesh for this appreciation...
Sam Hobbs12y ago
Thank you for this detailed explanation. I have one question. Assuming you are a familiar with the link editor used for unmanaged languages such as C and C++, what is the equivalent for .Net? Obviously it is internal to the compiler but the compiler must have something that links everything together in the manner that a link editor does. What is it in .Net that does that?