I have used it for a number of the items Matt listed. Also:
- Finding bugs in third party libs that I don't have source access to
(sometimes patching the library in question)
- Figuring out remoting errors (back when remoting was used)
- Seeing how code compiles into different languages
- Figuring out what classes implement a particular interface
- Figuring out how .NET implement primitive types
- Looking at generated IL to analyze performance implications
- I will never use [,] for arrays, jagged ([][]) is incredibly faster
I am sure there are more
-Ian
On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 9:02 AM, Justin Bozonier <[email protected]>wrote:
> So a couple people now are surprised.. nay, shocked that I don't use
> Reflector and I'm pretty sure that means I would have more ninjitsu if
> I did. What problems are you guys solving with it?
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