dotNet Sniffer Win32' 2.0 is Freeware Source Editors software design by PV Logiciels. It runs on following operating system: WinXP. dotNet Sniffer 2 uses the .NET profiler API to save assemblies loaded from memory. Once a module is handled by the .NET Framework, dotNet Sniffer saves it to disc if it was loaded from memory.
dotNet Sniffer Win32 2.0 has been tested and received a complete evaluation by the Soft32Download experts and due to the great results it has been awarded with the "Clean & Safe" award, meaning that this product is 100% clean of adware/spyware/trojans/viruses and it is safe to install.
Publisher review: dotNet Sniffer 2 uses the .NET profiler API to save assemblies loaded from memory. Once a module is handled by the .NET Framework, dotNet Sniffer saves it to disc if it was loaded from memory. Some tools are changing the module (decrypt methods ...) after loading; dotNet Sniffer allows you to save the module again during the execution of the first method (JIT). The profiler will be active only for the process to start; installing dotNet Sniffer will not affect the performance of other .NET programs. dotNet Sniffer 2 is available for 32-bit and 64-bit processors. 64-bit versions also install the 32-bit profiler and can save indifferently 32-bit and 64-bit processes. If you use 64-bit Windows, install only the 64-bit version suitable for your processor. Operating system: WinXP
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