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Home PageCategories: Decompilation, Object browsing - Assembly viewers,
Latest version: 7
Added 2003-05-20Updated 2011-04-18
Class browser for .NET components and assemblies.
Features include:
- hierarchical assembly and namespace views
- type and member search
- type reference search (Depends On, Used By, Exposed By, Instantiated By)
- call and callee graphs (Depends On, Used By)
- custom attributes view
- IL disassembler
- C#, VB.NET, Delphi, MC++, Chrome decompiler
- viewers for XML documentation and MSDN help
- assembly dependency trees
- supertype/subtype hierarchies and resources can be inspected as well
- support for LINQ and .NET Framework 3.5
- debug assemblies without source code
- shell integration ("Browse with .NET Reflector" and "code://" protocol for navigating to a type from outside Reflector)
- supports add-ins (see http://www.codeplex.com/reflectoraddins)
- Visual Studio integration
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Home PageCategories: Profiling - Debugging
Latest version: 6.0
Added 2011-01-07
Find memory leaks and optimize memory usage in your .NET applications.
Features include:
- Ability to take and analyse an arbitrarily large number of memory snapshots
- Support for snapshots up to 2GB (32-bit operating systems), and 4GB (64-bit operating systems)
- Arbitrary snapshot comparisons
- Summary information for profiling session, individual snapshots, and snapshot comparisons
- Large object heap fragmentation statistics
- Filtering options to narrow your search down to the objects you really need to know about. Standard object filters and advanced object filters available.
- Class reference view, which allows you to see where instances of a given class are being referenced
- Object retention graph allows you to see the shortest reference paths to all GC roots, which will need to be broken to fix memory leaks
- One-step set-up dialog
- Ability to profile .NET executables, ASP.NET applications and web services in IIS and web development server, services, COM+ applications, and XBAP applications
- Capable of attaching to a running process
- Integration with Visual Studio
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Home PageCategories: Code analysis - Standards verifiers, Profiling - Debugging,
Latest version: 2.1
Added 2008-08-07Updated 2011-01-07
Analyzes your .NET assembly for possible exceptions.
Exception Hunter is an analysis tool that finds and reports the set of possible exceptions your functions might throw – before you ship. With it, you can locate unhandled exceptions, down to the line of code that is throwing the exceptions.
Features include:
- Analysis engine for predicting the possible set of exceptions that can be thrown by a function
- Directly analyze ASP.NET applications. It is possible to analyze web applications using their .aspx file, avoiding a complicated process to compile the ASP.NET code.
- Find your method by using the navigation bar, which allows you to drill from assembly down to method level
- List of unhandled exceptions and their stack traces to see the different situations in which these exceptions were thrown
- View the source of methods, to show which lines throw which exceptions
- Choose to display only documented exceptions
- Run Exception Hunter locally on a development PC
- Generate reports from Exception Hunter's UI (without needing to go through the command-line)
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