I am using Windbg to diassemble managed code (written in C#, console application) using Windbg's !U
command from sos.dll. I find when using !U
to diassemble a managed function, the diassembled IL code only contains function calls I made,开发者_如何学JAVA and for remaining parts (non-function call C# code), for example a=a*2
, and foreach
loops in C#, only native assembly language code is shown, is that the correct expected behavior?
My question is, I want to know whether !U is capable of diassemble managed code binary DLL into IL with all code (besides function call code)?
Thanks in advance, George
If you want to dump IL while debugging you can use the !dumpil
command from SOS. It takes a MethodDesc pointer as input, so you have to obtain that first.
One way to get the MethodDesc pointer use the !name2ee
command.
So for instance if you have a method Foo
in the type Bar
(in assembly ClassLibrary1
) use !name2ee
like this
0:000> !name2ee ClassLibrary1!ClassLibrary1.Bar.Foo
Module: 001630bc (ClassLibrary1.dll)
Token: 0x06000001
MethodDesc: 00163450 <=== HERE
Name: ClassLibrary1.Bar.Foo()
JITTED Code Address: 007500f0
Following that, you can do a !dumpil 00163450
to dump the IL for method Foo
like this
0:000> !dumpil 00163450
ilAddr = 73532050
IL_0000: ldstr "Foo"
IL_0005: call System.Console::WriteLine
I don't think WinDbg works at the IL level. You'd probably have to use ildasm
to get an IL disassembly.
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