Hi Vincent,
there's no more info in the registry. At this point we have the assembly name and we know that it is not in GAC, so either it is in current directory or it's absent.

That being said, I think this is the wrong place for this change. Method get_file_from_strongname [1] is better suited for that purpose IMO.

Also MSDN states that assembly name is not equivalent to file name. I suppose that code to resolve assembly name into file name exists somewhere in fusion.dll, but I have never seen it. Hans may know more.

Regards,

Daniel

[1] http://source.winehq.org/source/dlls/mscoree/metahost.c#L1213

2013/8/14 Vincent Povirk <madewokherd@gmail.com>

This seems suspicious to me. You appear to be taking the namespace of
the class and assuming it's an assembly name.

Is there really no other information in the registry that could be
used to identify the assembly?