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Garry Hall
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There is no way directly with ABL to see what assemblies have been loaded by .NET. If there is .NET functionality available to list what assemblies have been loaded for the current AppDomain, you could always try calling that from ABL. I don't know if there is such a thing in .NET, just hypothesizing. Having the AVM generate a list of the things it asks .NET to load would be an enhancement request. It would be an incomplete list, as the CLR will load dependencies based on its own rules, and the AVM would not know about them. Something that gives insight into the CLR would be much more helpful.
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