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    Hey everyone, I need a way to look at a compiled assembly and determine what variable types are allocated during a method call. Is there a way to do this in .NET, possibly using reflection? I've got an enterprise level application that uses a number of objects that implement IDisposable. Some of the coders have not been disposing of these objects when they are finished with them. I need some way to track down the methods where this is occurring. Any ideas? Will

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      Hey everyone, I need a way to look at a compiled assembly and determine what variable types are allocated during a method call. Is there a way to do this in .NET, possibly using reflection? I've got an enterprise level application that uses a number of objects that implement IDisposable. Some of the coders have not been disposing of these objects when they are finished with them. I need some way to track down the methods where this is occurring. Any ideas? Will

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      Look here: http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/[^] It is just the best "reflecting" and decompiler program - a must-have! ;) You can explore the code and resources of any assembly in (almost) every .net language you want!

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