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Can .NET Reflector decompile the assemblies created based on Managed C++ to C# code?

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Can .NET Reflector decompile the assemblies created based on Managed C++ to C# code? What is quality of decompiled code with repect to method, variable names, and code comments?

asked Sep 17 '11 at 12:58

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Decompiling managed C++ should work for sure. It doesn't matter what language you write the code in, the .NET assemblies are always IL code.

I've never seen decombiled managed C++ myself but I don't think there would be big differences compared to C#.

answered Feb 17 at 06:30

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I am having the same question too.... did any one got an answer for this?! becoz when i tried de compiling C++ code it did let me do it. But not sure how accurate the decompiling was?!

answered Feb 16 at 21:18

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