First off, reverse engineering is still protected by law. Samba and Wine
exist because of that; Mark Russinovich would be in jail by now if it were a
crime.
Second, to the extent that you're looking in the assemblies to figure out
how to code something and not for profit and exploitation then you should be
OK - mainly because there's no way anyone can prove that you did it. You'd
be in the same position if you looked in the SSCLI source.
Besides, Reflector is put out by a Microsoft employee. It would have been
"discontinued" ages ago if it wasn't for the fact that it is using a
documented way to get to assembly metadata and code. There's nothing magical
about it.
This guy is just paranoid or overreacting.
--
Klaus H. Probst, MVP
http://www.vbbox.com/
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Is this article wrong ??
http://hugobatista.dotnetx.org/archi...07/12/170.aspx