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Hi beny,
We've just noticed this one with VS2008 internally, I'll have a fixed version up in a couple of minutes.
Thanks / comments
Hi beny,
We've just noticed this one with VS2008 internally, I'll have a fixed version up in a couple of minutes.
Thanks
If the debugging doesn’t happen try these tips:
The Just My Code option in Visual Studio, make sure it’s unticked
Pdb files by the assemblies you’re decompiling will hide our ones
Another symbol source you might have configured will hide our pdbs
We’ll make messages to help with these in a future version. / comments
If the debugging doesn’t happen try these tips:
The Just My Code option in Visual Studio, make sure it’s unticked
Pdb files by the assemblies you’re decompiling will hide our ones
Another sym...
Hi,
Thanks a lot for those reproduction steps, I've got it to happen. You've caught me just in time before putting out another EAP. I'll see if I can fix it before that [image] / comments
Hi,
Thanks a lot for those reproduction steps, I've got it to happen. You've caught me just in time before putting out another EAP. I'll see if I can fix it before that
Hi stic,
I've just tested this, using both "Use settings from internet explorer" mode, and by manually typing the proxy details. I saw no problems. The "your version of .NET Reflector is up to date" message appeared exactly when I expected it to.
Thanks, / comments
Hi stic,
I've just tested this, using both "Use settings from internet explorer" mode, and by manually typing the proxy details. I saw no problems. The "your version of .NET Reflector is up to date...
Thanks a lot, we'll make sure we fix it before the release. / comments
Thanks a lot, we'll make sure we fix it before the release.
Hi stic,
I'm afraid I don't have a secured proxy around that I can use to test easily, so I was wondering if you could let me know whether the released version of Reflector (5.1.3) has the same issue on your machine?
Thanks! / comments
Hi stic,
I'm afraid I don't have a secured proxy around that I can use to test easily, so I was wondering if you could let me know whether the released version of Reflector (5.1.3) has the same iss...
Hi Cavin,
The Gen 0 heap in emptied at every garbage collection, and snapshots force a garbage collection, so the graph in the Session Overview would be very boring. It may sometimes show a couple of objects that were created by the garbage collection.
So I'm afraid the timeline is your best bet for analysing Gen 0 usage. / comments
Hi Cavin,
The Gen 0 heap in emptied at every garbage collection, and snapshots force a garbage collection, so the graph in the Session Overview would be very boring. It may sometimes show a couple ...
Yes, we'd like to be able support Go To Definition from decompiled code, but we can't do it for this version, I'm afraid. See here for details: http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/vi ... hp?t=10385
You can use the object browser to navigate to public classes in your assembly, and all the decompiled source files are in on your hard drive so you can find them (just look at where one is, the others are nearby).
Cheers, / comments
Yes, we'd like to be able support Go To Definition from decompiled code, but we can't do it for this version, I'm afraid. See here for details:http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/vi ... hp?t=10385...
Thanks, glad you like it.
We haven't finalized the price yet, but it'll definitely be put in our .NET Developer Bundle, so if you have a support and upgrades contract on the bundle, you'll get it for free. http://www.red-gate.com/products/dotnet ... erview.htm / comments
Thanks, glad you like it.
We haven't finalized the price yet, but it'll definitely be put in our .NET Developer Bundle, so if you have a support and upgrades contract on the bundle, you'll get it f...
This is for the same reason: the "bytes in all heaps" performance counter has become out of date. In fact, the actual memory usage almost certainly goes down when you take a snapshot, but the memory used was higher than the performance counter indicated. The snapshot forces the performance counter to update, so it appears to go up.
Have a look at the "private bytes" counter. It often updates more reliably. / comments
This is for the same reason: the "bytes in all heaps" performance counter has become out of date. In fact, the actual memory usage almost certainly goes down when you take a snapshot, but the memor...