ILSpy - new .NET decompiler
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Maybe you remember: two weeks ago, when RedGate's announcement (Reflector will not be free anymore) was discussed in the lounge, I said that the SharpDevelop team would write an open-source decompiler. After having spent 99% of our spare time for two weeks (SharpDevelop doesn't have the luxury of any paid developers), we are proud to announce the release of ILSpy[^] 0.1. The decompiled code doesn't look too pretty so far, but I'm quite happy with the current state, considering the whole app was written in just two weeks in the spare time of two persons (David Srbecky and me). The next steps we'll take are type analysis (so that the decompiler can tell bools, ints and enums apart), and making the loop detection work better. But there are also lots of small tasks to do, both in the decompiler itself and in the GUI. As usual, patches are welcome :-D
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Maybe you remember: two weeks ago, when RedGate's announcement (Reflector will not be free anymore) was discussed in the lounge, I said that the SharpDevelop team would write an open-source decompiler. After having spent 99% of our spare time for two weeks (SharpDevelop doesn't have the luxury of any paid developers), we are proud to announce the release of ILSpy[^] 0.1. The decompiled code doesn't look too pretty so far, but I'm quite happy with the current state, considering the whole app was written in just two weeks in the spare time of two persons (David Srbecky and me). The next steps we'll take are type analysis (so that the decompiler can tell bools, ints and enums apart), and making the loop detection work better. But there are also lots of small tasks to do, both in the decompiler itself and in the GUI. As usual, patches are welcome :-D
Yeah, kudos to you! :)
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Maybe you remember: two weeks ago, when RedGate's announcement (Reflector will not be free anymore) was discussed in the lounge, I said that the SharpDevelop team would write an open-source decompiler. After having spent 99% of our spare time for two weeks (SharpDevelop doesn't have the luxury of any paid developers), we are proud to announce the release of ILSpy[^] 0.1. The decompiled code doesn't look too pretty so far, but I'm quite happy with the current state, considering the whole app was written in just two weeks in the spare time of two persons (David Srbecky and me). The next steps we'll take are type analysis (so that the decompiler can tell bools, ints and enums apart), and making the loop detection work better. But there are also lots of small tasks to do, both in the decompiler itself and in the GUI. As usual, patches are welcome :-D
Cool, Thanks for your efforts... :thumbsup:
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Maybe you remember: two weeks ago, when RedGate's announcement (Reflector will not be free anymore) was discussed in the lounge, I said that the SharpDevelop team would write an open-source decompiler. After having spent 99% of our spare time for two weeks (SharpDevelop doesn't have the luxury of any paid developers), we are proud to announce the release of ILSpy[^] 0.1. The decompiled code doesn't look too pretty so far, but I'm quite happy with the current state, considering the whole app was written in just two weeks in the spare time of two persons (David Srbecky and me). The next steps we'll take are type analysis (so that the decompiler can tell bools, ints and enums apart), and making the loop detection work better. But there are also lots of small tasks to do, both in the decompiler itself and in the GUI. As usual, patches are welcome :-D
Sweet! :thumbsup: Polish it enough and maybe one day we'll be happy to pay for it. Oh, wait...
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Maybe you remember: two weeks ago, when RedGate's announcement (Reflector will not be free anymore) was discussed in the lounge, I said that the SharpDevelop team would write an open-source decompiler. After having spent 99% of our spare time for two weeks (SharpDevelop doesn't have the luxury of any paid developers), we are proud to announce the release of ILSpy[^] 0.1. The decompiled code doesn't look too pretty so far, but I'm quite happy with the current state, considering the whole app was written in just two weeks in the spare time of two persons (David Srbecky and me). The next steps we'll take are type analysis (so that the decompiler can tell bools, ints and enums apart), and making the loop detection work better. But there are also lots of small tasks to do, both in the decompiler itself and in the GUI. As usual, patches are welcome :-D
Daniel Grunwald wrote:
when RedGate's announcement (Reflector will not be free anymore)
Oh wow what a surprise..... No one could ever see that coming.... So good for you! Hope you make a success of it!
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Maybe you remember: two weeks ago, when RedGate's announcement (Reflector will not be free anymore) was discussed in the lounge, I said that the SharpDevelop team would write an open-source decompiler. After having spent 99% of our spare time for two weeks (SharpDevelop doesn't have the luxury of any paid developers), we are proud to announce the release of ILSpy[^] 0.1. The decompiled code doesn't look too pretty so far, but I'm quite happy with the current state, considering the whole app was written in just two weeks in the spare time of two persons (David Srbecky and me). The next steps we'll take are type analysis (so that the decompiler can tell bools, ints and enums apart), and making the loop detection work better. But there are also lots of small tasks to do, both in the decompiler itself and in the GUI. As usual, patches are welcome :-D
Very nice...Cudos
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Maybe you remember: two weeks ago, when RedGate's announcement (Reflector will not be free anymore) was discussed in the lounge, I said that the SharpDevelop team would write an open-source decompiler. After having spent 99% of our spare time for two weeks (SharpDevelop doesn't have the luxury of any paid developers), we are proud to announce the release of ILSpy[^] 0.1. The decompiled code doesn't look too pretty so far, but I'm quite happy with the current state, considering the whole app was written in just two weeks in the spare time of two persons (David Srbecky and me). The next steps we'll take are type analysis (so that the decompiler can tell bools, ints and enums apart), and making the loop detection work better. But there are also lots of small tasks to do, both in the decompiler itself and in the GUI. As usual, patches are welcome :-D
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Maybe you remember: two weeks ago, when RedGate's announcement (Reflector will not be free anymore) was discussed in the lounge, I said that the SharpDevelop team would write an open-source decompiler. After having spent 99% of our spare time for two weeks (SharpDevelop doesn't have the luxury of any paid developers), we are proud to announce the release of ILSpy[^] 0.1. The decompiled code doesn't look too pretty so far, but I'm quite happy with the current state, considering the whole app was written in just two weeks in the spare time of two persons (David Srbecky and me). The next steps we'll take are type analysis (so that the decompiler can tell bools, ints and enums apart), and making the loop detection work better. But there are also lots of small tasks to do, both in the decompiler itself and in the GUI. As usual, patches are welcome :-D
Well done. That's fantastic. Have you checked out what the Mono team have produced?
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Maybe you remember: two weeks ago, when RedGate's announcement (Reflector will not be free anymore) was discussed in the lounge, I said that the SharpDevelop team would write an open-source decompiler. After having spent 99% of our spare time for two weeks (SharpDevelop doesn't have the luxury of any paid developers), we are proud to announce the release of ILSpy[^] 0.1. The decompiled code doesn't look too pretty so far, but I'm quite happy with the current state, considering the whole app was written in just two weeks in the spare time of two persons (David Srbecky and me). The next steps we'll take are type analysis (so that the decompiler can tell bools, ints and enums apart), and making the loop detection work better. But there are also lots of small tasks to do, both in the decompiler itself and in the GUI. As usual, patches are welcome :-D
Excellent :thumbsup: Daniel I'm interested in helping out, email me with contact details if your require another body to help you guys. Norm
