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it is worth noting that I am not programming Asp.net much less c# or something like that. But I had to support a system in Asp.net that consumes a . dll
I needed to make a change to this dll. Can decompile and make the change through the .Netreflector. I just don’t know how to compile my code again. People talk about visual studio, but the fox is very pessado, there is some lighter software so I can do it?
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Iago, not that I know of.
I’ve never done this decompilation process, but to compile you’ll need Visual Studio (I recommend 2012), and it’s really heavy, but not as heavy as other current development platforms.
You’ll find him here Dreamspark
Based on this question and on http://answall.com/questions/15666/howfunction-o-namespace-no-asp-net#comment28472_15672, he seems to have Visual Studio and finds it heavy. Even if you do not, for those who will not be working on a project for a long period, the Express version (no cost, time limit or bureaucracy) is most recommended http://answall.com/questions/15666/howto run o-namespace-no-asp-net#comment28472_15672. But the important thing is that Visual Studio is not required to do anything on . Net, just . Net itself on the computer.
The compilers and all the basic tools of C# and VB.Net are available on it and are the lightest features that are available to compile some application on. Net through the command line.
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"(...) I am not programming Asp.net much less c# or something like". Unfortunately, the only way to do what you want is to learn how to program, and code very well, in .NET. If you do not want to use Visual Studio, you will have to develop your programming skills further, to use the compilers via command line.
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