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Is there a way to convert a binary dll file to text so the dll file can be read and understood?
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If you have access to the symbols and a debugger, then yes. However, without a symbol file for the binary, you can only extract limited information from the binary. You might try Spy++(SpyXX.exe), Dependency Walker (depends.exe), and/or a hex editor. A symbol file will have the same name as the binary DLL, or EXE and a file extension of .pdb (e.g. ntdll.dll, ntdll.pdb / ntoskrnl.exe, ntoskrnl.pdb)
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