API to the NeFileReader class

NeFileReader.cs

// NeFileReader - opens a 16-bit "NE" file
public class NeFileReader : IDisposable
{
    // Constructor, throws exception if error, keeps file open, call IDispose to close
    public NeFileReader(string filename);

    // Name of currently open file
    public string FileName { get; }

    // Name of the module extract from name table
    public string ModuleName { get; }

    // All code and data segments contained in the file
    public IList<SegmentEntry> Segments { get; }

    // The names of all referenced modules
    public string[] ModuleReferenceTable { get; }

    // Retrieves an entry point given an ordinal
    public EntryPoint GetEntryPoint(ushort ordinal);

    // Retrieves the index of the default (aka auto) data segment
    public int DataSegmentIndex { get; }

    // Retrieves the default (auto) data segment
    public SegmentEntry DataSegment { get; }

    // Retrieves the NeHeader 
    public NeHeader Header { get; }

    // Read a code or data segment into a buffer (must be pre-allocated a big enough)
    public void ReadSegment(SegmentEntry seg, byte[] buffer);

    // Looks up the ordinal for an exported name
    public ushort GetOrdinalFromName(string functionName);

    // Retrieve the exported name for an ordinal
    public string GetNameFromOrdinal(ushort ordinal);

    // Get the proc address for a function with given ordinal
    public uint GetProcAddress(ushort ordinal);

    // Check the header flags if this is a DLL or EXE
    public bool IsDll { get; }

    // Dump everything to the log file, optionally including the relocations
    public void Dump(bool includeRelocations);

    // Find a resource type
    public ResourceTypeTable FindResourceType(string name);

    // Find a resource
    public ResourceEntry FindResource(string type, string entry);

    // Load a resource returning it in a buffer
    public byte[] LoadResource(string type, string entry);

    // Seek the file stream to position of a resource and return it
    // Doesn't really open a new stream (don't close the returned stream)
    public Stream GetResourceStream(string type, string entry);
}