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Switch between .net 3.5 and .net 4.0

Hello:

When I orginally installed Reflector, I was prompted to indicate which version of the .net runtime to use. (I selected 3.5 or 2.0). I now have both VS 2008 and 2010 on my machine, and I would like to be able to open Reflector and switch between the 3.5 assemblies and the 4.0 assemblies.

I can't find an option to use the 4.0 assemblies. What do I need to do?
jmarsch
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  • Clive Tong
    I'd generate a named list of 4.0 assemblies.

    File/Open List, Add, "Framework4", double-click the newly named list and choose 4.0 assemblies to populate it with.

    You can go to open list to switch between different named sets of assemblies.
    Clive Tong
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  • larry zhu
    When I first tried reflector, I had visual studio 2010 RC installed. Now I removed that and installed visual studio 2010 RTM, but the reflector is still pointing to the RC version of the .net framework 4.0. obviously that is broken.

    I can use file/open-list to load the .net framework 4.0 RTM version, though the detault list is still broken and I could not delete the default.

    How do I change the "default" list?

    Thanks
    larry zhu
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  • Clive Tong
    You can reset the "default list" by

    First selecting it, using file/open list, --Default--.
    Then select the assemblies in the list one by one and delete them
    Then select it again by file/open list, --Default--
    This will then prompt for which framework version to fill the default list with, so you can fill with 4.0 again

    ie the trick is that opening an empty list will cause a prompt to appear asking which assemblies to fill the list with.
    Clive Tong
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