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Alternative to ILDASM

Alternative to ILDASM

Alternative to ILDASM

(OP)
I've got a bunch (100 or so) DLL files. I would like to create an Excel sheet that shows:

Assembly Path & DLL name
Namespace
Class Name


I can use VS2010 to get this information or ILDASM but in each case the information is not readily convertable to my 3 column Excel sheet. The best I seem to come up with is to get the info on the screen and manually type it into Excel. Not good.

Anyone know of a tool that will do this, or at least output the items I mentioned to a CSV file?

RE: Alternative to ILDASM

Hi dean125,

If you can do this in Visual Studio you are half way there. Why not just write to a text file (CSV) instead of the screen.

Shout back if you need a help with this.

Graeme

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