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hao is a library for reading and writing .net modules and assemblies in rust.
Currently, hao is quite struct with the binaries it recieved, erroring with malfomed
binaries rather than attempting to ignore the issues. Though the plan is to impliment
a feature flag that can optionally continue parsing the file and expose the raw, non-sanitary
parts that it encounters.
The current state of this library is read-only with .net framework/core files and largely untested with mono, however mono support is definetly going to be supported in the future.
The entrypoint for this library is the Module struct. You can get started with loading a module like so:
use hao::{dotnet::md::streams::tables_stream::FieldFlags, Module};
fn main() {
let module = Module::from_path(r#"C:\re\dnspy\bin\dnlib.dll"#).unwrap();
println!("loaded");
for ty in module.types().values() {
println!("{} {{", ty);
if ty.is_enum() {
for field in ty
.fields()
.values()
.filter(|x| !x.flags().contains(FieldFlags::SpecialName))
{
println!("\t{},", field.name());
}
} else {
for field in ty.fields().values() {
println!("\t{};", field);
}
}
println!("}}");
}
}this will print out all the types close-to c# syntax.
Re-exports
pub use dotnet::Module;