MSIL is where?
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Hi I'm looking for the Intermediate language file for a C# DLL/EXE, but I'm either totally misunderstanding the concept or am looking in the wrong place. I presumed that the MSIL file is very similar to an IDL-with implementation of course- and is also in PLAIN text. What's going on? Simon Simon "...Bill is watching..." "An Object Is Simply A Referenced Thingy" quoted from Programming Perl
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Hi I'm looking for the Intermediate language file for a C# DLL/EXE, but I'm either totally misunderstanding the concept or am looking in the wrong place. I presumed that the MSIL file is very similar to an IDL-with implementation of course- and is also in PLAIN text. What's going on? Simon Simon "...Bill is watching..." "An Object Is Simply A Referenced Thingy" quoted from Programming Perl
Use the IL disassembler ILDASM.EXE to view MSIL. Under Visual Studio.NET RC1 it is located at "F:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\FrameworkSDK\Bin\ildasm.exe". Use it to open a .NET assembly.
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Hi I'm looking for the Intermediate language file for a C# DLL/EXE, but I'm either totally misunderstanding the concept or am looking in the wrong place. I presumed that the MSIL file is very similar to an IDL-with implementation of course- and is also in PLAIN text. What's going on? Simon Simon "...Bill is watching..." "An Object Is Simply A Referenced Thingy" quoted from Programming Perl
MSIL is in a bytecode format like java. Like someone else said you need to use ILDASM to view the MSIL going on in the bytecode. James