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Can Reflector Pro circumvent my protection scheme?
I'm distributing libraries for use by developers, which are available with and without source code. To protect the version without source code, I use a native C++ component that decrypts encrypted ...
Call For Open Source Reflector
Because of a number of factors relating to Red Gate's acquisition of Reflector, most notably keeping the 'leash' on it, and bugs that mysterously appear in updates, I am calling for a community eff...
Thanks for all the Fish
The latest version of Reflector (I'm not going to even get into the matter of Red Gate's choosing to keep the compulsory upgrade 'leash' Lutz had on Reflector), is dysfunctional in its search funct...
A feature that may be worth paying for.
Along the lines of HawkEye (http://www.acorns.com.au/Projects/Hawkeye), the ability to inject Reflector into a running .NET application or CLR host, and examine the loaded/running assemblies would ...