03 May 2004

Wrapping the .NET debugger API Well I'm getting there on my debugger API wrapper assembly. So far I've got nearly all of the handlers written and most of the ICorDebug* classes that I'll need done as well. Hopefully I'll finish off the the rest of the calls I need tomorrow and have the example application for my article sorted shortly after that. FxCop showed it's worth again today while I was doing this. I've implemented IDisposable many times today, and it spotted that I'd missed SuppressFinalize on one class. Oops, wouldn't have spotted that otherwise. Yay for FxCop. And now I'm off to the pub. What other blogs are saying about this post. 6:09:32 PM    comment []  trackback []

Reflector 4 Loads of people have already mentioned that the next version of Reflector is out, but I just wanted to add a comment about the error handling support it has. I dissasembled the assmebly I'm writing (the wrapper over the .NET debugger APIs) and it was bringing up an error on lots of the methods when I tried to decompile them so I sent off a report using the built in mechanism. Not too long after I got an email back from Lutz about the problem saying what it was caused by and saying he'll look into it. Good software, great support. Go download it. I couldn't make up my mind who's post to link to so here's Robert Scoble's post that links to a few more people. Lutz Reflector is getting great praise from a bunch of .NET'ers I trust. Here's a list: Dan Crevier Jamie Cansdale Sam Gentile Related... [Scobleizer: Microsoft Geek Blogger] What other blogs are saying about this post. 5:43:40 PM    comment []  trackback []

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