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.NET's internal Source Code

How can i view the source code for .NET's internal dlls. (System.XML
dll for my case)

I have seen an app which does this but i cant remember its name or find
it on the net.

I want to know for this:
I am deriving my class for XPathNavigator and am implementing all the
MoveToXXX , Clone etc. functions in my derived class.
I want to what calls are made internally from Select function.

I know that i can proably debug myself out of this situation but source
code would be great.

Jan 11 '07 #1
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maybe you could use ildasm.exe to view the IL for the dll - can be hard
going on the eyes though! :)

Andrew

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How can i view the source code for .NET's internal dlls. (System.XML
dll for my case)

I have seen an app which does this but i cant remember its name or find
it on the net.

I want to know for this:
I am deriving my class for XPathNavigator and am implementing all the
MoveToXXX , Clone etc. functions in my derived class.
I want to what calls are made internally from Select function.

I know that i can proably debug myself out of this situation but source
code would be great.

Jan 11 '07 #2
The name of the app you probably saw was .NET Reflector.

http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/

ku******@gmail.com wrote:
How can i view the source code for .NET's internal dlls. (System.XML
dll for my case)

I have seen an app which does this but i cant remember its name or find
it on the net.

I want to know for this:
I am deriving my class for XPathNavigator and am implementing all the
MoveToXXX , Clone etc. functions in my derived class.
I want to what calls are made internally from Select function.

I know that i can proably debug myself out of this situation but source
code would be great.

Jan 12 '07 #3
hehe, this is much more preferable to ildasm! :)

Andrew

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The name of the app you probably saw was .NET Reflector.

http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/

ku******@gmail.com wrote:
>How can i view the source code for .NET's internal dlls. (System.XML
dll for my case)

I have seen an app which does this but i cant remember its name or find
it on the net.

I want to know for this:
I am deriving my class for XPathNavigator and am implementing all the
MoveToXXX , Clone etc. functions in my derived class.
I want to what calls are made internally from Select function.

I know that i can proably debug myself out of this situation but source
code would be great.


Jan 12 '07 #4

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