I had nice VS2010 extension (called Ndasm I think). However it is not compatible with VS2012.
Is there a way I can see the IL of a class or a method immediately in design time?
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I had nice VS2010 extension (called Ndasm I think). However it is not compatible with VS2012.
Is there a way I can see the IL of a class or a method immediately in design time?
You could try downloading the source code to NDasm from Codeplex and attempt to build it for VS2012. Give it a try, this is why open source is cool.
Alternately there are external tools for viewing IL code.
.NET Reflector (not free)
JustDecompile (free)
Note: dotPeek does not currently support viewing IL but that feature/issue can be viewed and/or voted for here.