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Retrieve JIT output
Is this possible to do, and if so how (I would need to be after its JITed i think, but I have no idea how to go about doing this)?
You can view the jitted assembly with the Visual Studio Debugger (Debug -> Windows -> Disassembly).
If you start the program with the debugger already attached (F5 in Visual Studio) then you’ll see the non-optimised version of the assembly that’s generated when the jitter detects such a situation.
If you need the optimised, non-debug version of the jitted assembly then you’ll need to compile your program in Release mode and start it without the debugger attached (Ctrl+F5 in Visual Studio). Then attach the debugger to the running process once you know that the required section of code has already been jitted. Then you can break and view the jitted assembly.