Shadow Posted February 8 Report Posted February 8 This would be awesome, we really need some sort of education on this.
N9T Posted February 9 Report Posted February 9 6 hours ago, misalto said: of course is their extra income to pay for propfirms I don't think anyone has charged any fee for the work being shared here. Maybe they should. ⭐ RichardGere 1
atljam Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago I use dnSpy to open dll files to take a peak at structure and opening non protected or "edu" dll file in dnnSpy can view pretty much all the logic behind the code, I have done several dll to NT source code conversions but have hit or miss with dnSpy "attach to Process" ie Ninjatrader.exe to get the code close to NT source
⭐ laser1000it Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago (edited) 19 minutes ago, atljam said: I use dnSpy to open dll files to take a peak at structure and opening non protected or "edu" dll file in dnnSpy can view pretty much all the logic behind the code, I have done several dll to NT source code conversions but have hit or miss with dnSpy "attach to Process" ie Ninjatrader.exe to get the code close to NT source I am more or less in the same boat. Although I can't bypass the DLL protection, I can still understand the underlying structure. I usually end up rewriting the logic from scratch, using AI to help with the reconstruction Edited 1 hour ago by laser1000it
traderno Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 52 minutes ago, atljam said: I use dnSpy to open dll files to take a peak at structure and opening non protected or "edu" dll file in dnnSpy can view pretty much all the logic behind the code, I have done several dll to NT source code conversions but have hit or miss with dnSpy "attach to Process" ie Ninjatrader.exe to get the code close to NT source If you knew the logic behind DLL files then I think ai helps out to make it as it is
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