.NET Reflector VSPro lets you step into and debug any third-party code and assemblies, right inside Visual Studio, even if you don't have their source code.

Please ensure that you have a valid licence before upgrading to version 10.

Key Technical Features in .NET Reflector VSPro v10

• Integrate .NET Reflector into Visual Studio and the VS debugger
• Decompile third-party assemblies from within Visual Studio, and automatically generate PDB files
• Step through decompiled assemblies and use all the debugging techniques you would use on your own code
• Set breakpoints and step into any .NET Code
• Use F12 to navigate straight to the Decompiled Defintions of any objects
• Navigate to decompiled code from any frame in the call stack Feature Walkthrough

Step 1

Install .NET Reflector VSPro into Visual Studio and open your project, then go to the .NET Reflector menu item and click on Choose Assemblies to Debug.

Step 2

Select the assemblies you want to debug, and .NET Reflector VSPro will immediately decompile those assemblies for you.

Step 3

The call stack now comes alive; double click on it to navigate to the source code, set breakpoints, and debug any .NET assemblies as if they were your own.

Step 4

use Go to Decompiled Definition in your right-click context menu

You can now step through any third-party assemblies and legacy DLLs as if you wrote them, and use all the VS debugging techniques you would use on your own code.

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