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Hi Jessica,
Sorry for not replying sooner to your question on async/await (I got no notification of replies).
The point is that .NET Reflector 8.5 (as of today) is not decompiling the async/await instructions at a high abstraction level. It simply shows the internal stuff generated by the compiler(saving and restoring the context, the automaton, with compiler-generated cryptic names and methods).
What next? I've noticed that Reflector 9 is on its way and is supposed to support the async/await idiosyncrasy. (and I hope that this release will be an update and not an upgrade - means free - given the long time Reflector 8 got no enhancement). I'm today a bit reluctant to try any beta version especially having freshly transitioned to VS2015, and seeing the burden to uninstall Reflector (see other threads on this topic), I really hesitate. However I can be convinced as I intend to transition the .NET 4.6 and C#6.
Thanks / comments
Hi Jessica,
Sorry for not replying sooner to your question on async/await (I got no notification of replies).
The point is that .NET Reflector 8.5 (as of today) is not decompiling the async/await i...
Hello,
Same question. When "soon" shall we get an update on NET Reflector.
In peculiar, some enhancements on the async decompiling would be welcome.
Regards / comments
Hello,
Same question. When "soon" shall we get an update on NET Reflector.
In peculiar, some enhancements on the async decompiling would be welcome.
Regards