How to convert assembly code to another code (C#, VB...)

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hi all.

i have an exe file which written by c#. i used a tool to disassemble it. So i have assembly code now. Plz tell me how to convert it to c# code?

Thanks!

Posted 9-Mar-12 1:11am

user8x86

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Solution 2

You can try using .NET Reflector[^] for decompiling exes and dlls back to the actual source code.

Cheers

Posted 9-Mar-12 2:03am

I.explore.code

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use developer fusion for code conversion...this can convert one language to another ...
http://www.developerfusion.com/tools/convert/vb-to-csharp/

Posted 1-Apr-13 21:03pm

Jugal Kishor Sahu

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As per my study knowledge you can see code by using Reverse Engineering Topic.Its a topic of C#.Do Study this topic i think this will be helpful for you.And if you have code written in c# and you want convert that into vb.net then Use Website For code conversion.This website Also provide facility conversion From Vb.Net To C#.
Thank you..

Posted 9-Mar-12 2:10am

Jugal Kishor Sahu

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thatraja · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-09T20:33:00

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.NET Code Conversion - Convert your code[^]

Posted 9-Mar-12 20:33pm

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Espen Harlinn 8-Apr-12 6:56am

Nice link :-D

Monjurul Habib 8-Apr-12 12:17pm

5!

VJ Reddy 8-Apr-12 20:53pm

Nice article with several options for code conversion. +5