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Basically, what I need is something like Dependecy Walker, but it should work with .NET applications. Is there anywhere such tool?
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ildasm.exeworks for this purpose as well.ildasm.exelists a tree of namespaces, types, methods, etc. on loading an assembly.And you can view all dependencies of the assembly by double clicking MANIFEST, and searching for lines starting with
.assembly extern.ildasm.execomes with Visual Studio or .NET SDK installations, so chances are you've got it on your computer.I prefer ILSpy. It's an open-source .NET assembly browser and decompiler. And yes, it shows dependencies.
Decent replacement for Reflector which is not free anymore.