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If you are still trying to decipher what the constructor data is or why it is different, I'd suggest ILDasm or the Ecma 335 standard. The constructor data for a normal class constructor will be a Method Signature but the data for a Custom Attribute will be a different thing (has its own encoding scheme).
Not sure if it will help you any, but I have some examples of decoding method signatures on my site (http://jasonhaley.com/Reversing/default.aspx). Custom attributes are next on my list to do.
My goal is to create a Reflector addin that will show everything that ILDasm does ... but spare time has been at a minumum lately. -
haleyjason wrote:If you are still trying to decipher what the constructor data is or why it is different, I'd suggest ILDasm or the Ecma 335 standard. The constructor data for a normal class constructor will be a Method Signature but the data for a Custom Attribute will be a different thing (has its own encoding scheme).
Not sure if it will help you any, but I have some examples of decoding method signatures on my site (http://jasonhaley.com/Reversing/default.aspx). Custom attributes are next on my list to do.
My goal is to create a Reflector addin that will show everything that ILDasm does ... but spare time has been at a minumum lately.
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for example:
I have this MSIL Class Constructor data: and it should be equal to this other : but is not equal, and I searched an online disassembler, to understand his meaning, but found no one.
I think that it would be easy to implement.