TcpListener Members
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Is there a way I can access to the definition and implementation of the members of the TcpListener class?
Hi, Microsoft has publised an "ssCLI" or "shared source CLI" which is an example of how .NET can be implemented. It is not the code in the official version though. Google it, you will find it right there. There is a lot to read... And there is the Mono project, that's an open source .NET implementation for non-Windows platforms. Freely available in source form. :)
Luc Pattyn
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Is there a way I can access to the definition and implementation of the members of the TcpListener class?
Reflector for .NET[^] Reflector allows you to decompile .Net IL and shows you the code. It is quite possibly the best tool for .Net you could possibly want. (It's helped me inumerable times when I've needed to see the implimentation in the BCL or a 3rd party assembly)
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Hi, Microsoft has publised an "ssCLI" or "shared source CLI" which is an example of how .NET can be implemented. It is not the code in the official version though. Google it, you will find it right there. There is a lot to read... And there is the Mono project, that's an open source .NET implementation for non-Windows platforms. Freely available in source form. :)
Luc Pattyn
try { [Search CP Articles] [Search CP Forums] [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] } catch { [Google] }
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Reflector for .NET[^] Reflector allows you to decompile .Net IL and shows you the code. It is quite possibly the best tool for .Net you could possibly want. (It's helped me inumerable times when I've needed to see the implimentation in the BCL or a 3rd party assembly)