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Hey everyone, i have a dll file, and i want to know if there any way to see its properties ?
For example: dll file it's from C++ to assembly / it's from c# to assembly / it's from (.) to assembly...
The purpose is i want to edit a dll file, but i don't know how is structured before !

Editing a DLL file involves reverse engineering, and it's important to note that modifying a DLL for which you don't have the source code might violate terms of service or licensing agreements. Always make sure you have the right to modify and use the DLL in the way you intend.
Try using a disassembler to convert the machine code (binarytunnel rush) of the DLL into assembly code. Tools like IDA Pro, Ghidra, or even simple tools like OllyDbg can help with this process.

You can use DLL Export Viewer. DLL Export Viewer is a free utility that displays the list of all exported functions and their virtual memory addresses for the specified DLL files. It can help for you.

Hey! That's a good question. There are definitely tools to help you inspect DLLs. For figuring out the underlying technology, something like .NET Reflector or dnSpy works well if it's a .NET DLL. If it's native C++, you could try a disassembler like IDA Pro or Ghidra, or even a simpler tool like Dependency Walker. Remember that editing disassembled code can be tricky, especially without solid reverse engineering skills - it's not always as easy as popping open a Sprunki soda and making changes! Understanding the structure first is definitely key. Good luck!