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I just remembered the application I thought of before for disassembling. I was thinking of simplifying code generation by using compiled lambda expressions. If the IL could be disassembled and analysed in such a way that it can be modified and re-generated, that would be useful. Kind of like how LINQ expression trees can be analysed and generated in code, but this would support lambdas with code blocks beyond simple operations meant to be converted to SQL.
Anyways, that's the kind of functionality--disassembling IL into a language-independent code model--that would be useful to be able to do in code. / comments
I just remembered the application I thought of before for disassembling. I was thinking of simplifying code generation by using compiled lambda expressions. If the IL could be disassembled and an...
I second that! A Visual Studio add-in. I know a debug visualizer would not be that hard to do, although the functionality would still be useful at design-time.
When I worked on my duck typing project, I had to save the dynamically generated assembly so I could disassemble it with Reflector to troubleshoot errors. A debug visualizer would have avoided that step. / comments
I second that! A Visual Studio add-in. I know a debug visualizer would not be that hard to do, although the functionality would still be useful at design-time.
When I worked on my duck typing pro...
I second that. I've had to copy them using command prompt to another directory to get them to open in Reflector. / comments
I second that. I've had to copy them using command prompt to another directory to get them to open in Reflector.