Is it possible to decompile a .NET 2.0 binary file (*.exe) to some sort of readable code? Or if not, just extract some information from it (for example method names, debugging information, etc.)?
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Is it possible to decompile a .NET 2.0 binary file (*.exe) to some sort of readable code? Or if not, just extract some information from it (for example method names, debugging information, etc.)?
You might want to look at Reflector, it should show you the assembly as C# or IL.
EDIT:
With the increased cost of Reflector, I have switched to ILSpy for my day to day needs.