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TSS.NET Asks: Do you want source for .NET Framework Libraries?
With the upcoming release of .NET 3.5 and VS 2008, Microsoft will reveal the source code for the .NET Framework Libraries. Licensing terms, however, do not allow changes or redistribution of the .NET Framework source code.
The terms of the license do not allow changes or redistribution of the .NET Framework Source code, which will be scrubbed of some comments. That source code will be released under yet another of Microsoft's several software licenses, this being the Microsoft Reference License, or MS-RL. Read the story and <strong>comment</strong> here. Do you want to view source for .NET Framework Libraries?
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Re: TSS.NET Asks: Do you want source for .NET Framework Libraries?
I know that sometimes it has helped me in Java to have the source code of the base libraries, as an example of implementation of an interface most of the time, and sometimes to enhance performance by knowing what's under the hood.
This usage can cause problems though, because you may tend to rely on the inner implementation that can change without notice. But the pros for me are greater than the cons, thus, I'd say yes, I want those sources.
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Re: TSS.NET Asks: Do you want source for .NET Framework Librarie
Has anyone NOT been doing this already since 1.1? Lutz Roeder's Reflector has provided this functionality for years.
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Better than Reflector, though...
...yes, but you can't debug the code very easily in Reflector (though there is a debugger add-in), or seamlessly debug your code in Visual Studio. Also, you don't get the comments (though SSCLI helps here). This is a good move.
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