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From what I understand, the XNA framework is little more than a wrapper around DirectX with some helper classes. I am interested in looking at this code though. Is there anywhere that I can see some of the actual code that went into making this framework?
This code belongs to Microsoft and isn’t open source. I don’t think that Microsoft will be releasing the code for it in the near future.
However, there is an application called
Reflector.Net. This will allow you to view the code, but it will be obfuscated, but it may give you an idea of what is going on in the DLLs.