Is there any way to know which dlls are required by a net assembly???. The program was built with some external libraries, but idont know what libraries was.
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Is there any way to know which dlls are required by a net assembly???. The program was built with some external libraries, but idont know what libraries was.
If you debug the .NET assembly in Visual Studio, open the Debug: Modules window to see all the DLLs that are loaded by the process.
You should do a web search for DLL dependency walker. This sort of tool shows the static dependencies between DLLs. .NET assemblies are DLLs and should work fine with these sorts of tools.
Static analysis tools will not be able to tell you about any DLLs that are dynamically loaded at runtime (by LoadLibrary() etc). A live debugger session will show you those.