I have a C#.NET application running on a machine. How do I calculate the checksum of the entire code at runtime?
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I do not want to calculate the checksum of the image in use but the actual code part.
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I have a C#.NET application running on a machine. How do I calculate the checksum of the entire code at runtime?
I do not want to calculate the checksum of the image in use but the actual code part.
I have never used this, but:
Using reflection you can navigate to the GetILAsByteArray and do a checksum (per method).
But I think it will be a lot easier to use code signing or the Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly and then do a checksum on the .dll or .exe.