I have an dll file which I have to include in my project. I want to include the file in the exe file, so they just have to download one file!
I didn't find any answer that worked for me!
Try with this ILMerge tool !
This tool can be used to merge multiple .NET assemblies into a single assembly.
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i have a .dll file that written in c#
so i need to decompile .dll file to code with comment ??
I have tried many programs like (JustDecompile , dotpeek , ILSpy) but all of them are decompiling file with out comment.
For the full information you need a corresponding xml file for xml documentation, and a .pdb symbol file containing the metadata.
Without it you can "decompile", but you might find yourself having a hard time.
Note: the full info pdb is usually only provisioned with a debug version of the assembly. If you have an external dll, its not likely it will match.
I am converting multiple .IL files into .cs, Now I want to create a single c# project with these .cs files. And then i want a .dll file for this project.
I have already created a c# project. I created a folder "Application" into this project. Now I am moving all the .cs files into this folder. After compiling this c# project i am getting its .dll file into bin folder.
Is this steps correct?
I use the Nuget Package Costura.Fody for it.
It merges everything into the target .exe, but maybe as Class Project it merges everything into one DLL?
You should give it a try:
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Costura.Fody/
The steps are correct as long as the result satisfies the initial task.
What you described sounds legitimate. Now it's your turn to check if the dll works as intended.
I'm not sure if this question has been asked or not.
I have created a DLL in C#. My DLL depends on other DLLs. When someone compile their project using my DLL, the other DLLs will get copy to the projectDir.
However, the other DLLs depend on some text files and some other executable files. The problem is that the text files and executable files don't get copy to the projectDir. Unfortunate, that will cause the project to crash when running.
My question is, how can I load those text files and executable files to the projectDir whenever my DLLs is compiled?
Thanks.
Depending on how you are sharing it you could also look at using Nuget to publish out your DLL. With Nuget you are able to specify and bring across dependent files and libraries that will be added to your any project just by including them as content in the DLL project.
I have have to add several files into resources of an existing exe. I've tried to add resources by using ResourceWriter, but as far as i understood it creates a resource file (well at least exe becames not executable after ResourceWriter).
How can i add a file into an existing executable?
Well, i've found Cecil and it seems to be the right assembly for me.
I have a .dll file from a Silverlight class library. How can I create a .pdb and a .xml file from this .dll file?
You can't. Whoever supplies the DLL must supply the auxiliary files too.
And if you have the source code you can generate them on your own by making sure you build as debug rather than retail/free.
Why do you want them?