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.NET Reflector for Mono [closed]

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Is there an equivalent of .NET Reflector for Mono? Quick googling did not find anything... Or can I run Reflector on Mono (say, in Mac OS X)?

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Stop Putin Stop War Avatar asked Oct 14 '09 00:10

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As I was looking for a Mono decompiler, I found this page and tested the answers :

  • Mono.Cecil works great but it's a library and I was looking for a GUI
  • ILSpy doesn't run under Mono (Linux) since it uses WPF. Same for .NET CodeReflect, JustDecompile and dotPeek.
  • Perhaps Reflector works, but I don't really want to pay to know

Finally I found it was possible to decompile assemblies directly in MonoDevelop

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Nicolas Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 23:10

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