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Is there a way to get visual studio to warn that a private member does not have any references within the class? How about internal members that have no references within the package / module?
I have been re-factoring my code and I don’t want to keep [right-click] –> Find All References for each member in my code base to ensure I have removed all cruft. There has to be a better way…
Have you tried turning on FxCop performance rules? They will detect unused members with internal or private access.