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Check version of an assembly (dll) on OS X

How do I check the version of a dll on OS X?

The dll is managed, created in C#, that's all I know.

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Roberto Avatar asked Apr 13 '14 09:04

Roberto


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Using monodis or ikdasm it can be done like this:

monodis --assembly filename.dll
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Nuno Luis Avatar answered Oct 20 '22 17:10

Nuno Luis