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    anthonyperks8274
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    .NET assembly dll list

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    05-04-2012 11:37 PM

    Does anyone know where I could source the mapping of which .NET assembly lives in which .DLL file?  I'm specifically interested in the Plant3D/P&ID ones, but it would probably help to have all of them.

     

    Does anyone know where this documentation resides?

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    Re: .NET assembly dll list

    05-05-2012 02:11 AM in reply to: anthonyperks8274

    Hi,

     

    you think about a tool that's showing that or you would like to code something for yourself?

    As Tool I know >>>Reflector<<< and >>>ILSpy<<<.

     

    Very deep in processes you can use >>>ProcessExplorer<<< that shows you all referenced DLLs currently used (including a lot of details about them).

     

    2012-05-05 11-09-38.png

     

    - alfred -

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    Re: .NET assembly dll list

    05-05-2012 09:36 AM in reply to: anthonyperks8274

    Hi,

     

    In addition to the tools posted by Alfred, you can use Framework Design Studio (http://archive.msdn.microsoft.com/fds), it have a comparer, so you can load different version dlls and it will show you the differences.

     

    Gaston Nunez

     

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    anthonyperks8274
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    Re: .NET assembly dll list

    05-06-2012 04:32 PM in reply to: gasty1001

    Framework Design Studio is exactly what I was looking for.  Great utility.

     

    Thank you.

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