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Hi all,

I recently needed to compare versions of different DLL's to try to 
find the one most like a production version. There are a lot of ways 
and tools for this sort of thing, but what I really wanted was a simple 
ASCII display of methods and property prototypes in file so I could 
 compare multiple files with notepad. 

Being a stubborn programmer, of course, I futzed around for an hour or two with 
different utilities I had access to before deciding that I really needed 
a library that would let me poke around inside a DLL using Reflection, 
so I could generate what I wanted exactly the way I wanted it. 
I created a sample app and wrote an article about it. 

Part of the app it is a set of wrapper 
classes that give access to the Reflection types without duplicating them. 
Its a very thin layer that should be easy to customize, because whats perfect 
for one person isn't likely to be perfect for someone else.

Also, just for fun I put in a simple CIL/MSIL disassembler. 
The article and the sample application with source are available at 

App: http://www.nicecleanexample.com/ViewApp.aspx?TID=dlldump
Article: http://www.nicecleanexample.com/ViewArticle.aspx?TID=dlldump

Hope it helps someone save a little time.

John