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I found a thread on here detailing how to view assembly code produced for VS C++, but I cannot seem to find a way in which I can view the assembly for C#.net code?
Is this possible? It doesnt appear to be as simple as the c++ version.
Thank you in advance
You can see a disassembled version of the IL produced by compiling a .NET code base by using a dissembler such as Reflector or ILDasm.
These show you the Intermediate Language that the code gets compiled into.
The .NET assemblies (not the same as assembly code) do get jitted later on to native code, though you can also use ngen.exe to generate the native code before hand.