vb.net reflector prototypes

[Mark Fishman]

I am using Reflector on my vb.net .dll, trying to see what is
capabilities are. I was expecting it to decompile my dll back to the
code, but all I seem to get is the function prototypes.

Am I doing something wrong ?

tia,
marfi

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Mark,

I am using Reflector on my vb.net .dll, trying to see what is
capabilities are. I was expecting it to decompile my dll back to the
code, but all I seem to get is the function prototypes.

Are you serious?

Cor

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

"Mark Fishman" <ma*****@gmail.com> schrieb:

I am using Reflector on my vb.net .dll, trying to see what is
capabilities are. I was expecting it to decompile my dll back to the
code, but all I seem to get is the function prototypes.

Am I doing something wrong ?

Doubleclick the method name in the object browser treeview window.

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[marfi95]

This is what I get when viewing the method:

<MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.InternalCall,
MethodCodeType:=MethodCodeType.Runtime), DispId(1)> _
Public Overridable Function IsPres(<In> ByVal myType As dTypes) As
Boolean Implements IMyDManager.IsPres
End Function

It's not overridden at a lower level.

[Chris Dunaway]

What .dll are you looking at? What version of Reflector are you using?

[marfi95]

this was just a dll written by another dev here at our company. we
were just experimenting around to see what was possible. using version
4.1.70

its almost like its been hidden somehow, but dont know how that would
have been. I thought the only way to do that was dotfuscate, but then
the implementation would still show up, just be harder to read ?

[Mattias Sjögren]

>This is what I get when viewing the method:

<MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.InternalCall,
MethodCodeType:=MethodCodeType.Runtime), DispId(1)> _
Public Overridable Function IsPres(<In> ByVal myType As dTypes) As
Boolean Implements IMyDManager.IsPres
End Function

It's not overridden at a lower level.

Looks like a method on a COM type in an interop assembly. It doesn't
how any implementation since the method is implemented in the native
COM library.

Mattias

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[Chris Dunaway]

But is the .dll a .Net assembly or a COM .dll? It looks as if it is
from a COM interop assembly in which case you would see no code.

[marfi95]

Is there any way to tell what .dll its coming from ?