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gcc has an option of -s to generate assembly source code. Does csc (MS C# compiler) or dmcs (mono C# compiler) have equivalence? I mean do those compilers provide an option to generate IL source code that can be read not the execution binary?
It’s very easy to get to the IL: just use
ildasm. The/textoption prints the result to the console, which you can divert to a file.