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Hi.
You are probably trying to decompile the reference assembly instead of the real assembly. Microsoft supplies a set of reference assemblies that contain the metadata but no IL instructions. This gives the effect you are seeing.
You need to use the real assembly. The easiest way to find it is via "File/Open Cache". -
Clive Tong wrote:Hi.
You are probably trying to decompile the reference assembly instead of the real assembly. Microsoft supplies a set of reference assemblies that contain the metadata but no IL instructions. This gives the effect you are seeing.
You need to use the real assembly. The easiest way to find it is via "File/Open Cache".
Thanks, that resolved my problem.
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I am using VS 2010 and my project is configured to .net 4.0.
Is there a Reflector version that I can use to Disassemble WPF Framework code so I can view the source of controls like the Button?
Thanks