Reference Source Code Center Team Blog

With the release of Visual Studio 2010, we also released the .NET 4 reference sources. The following binaries represent the published .NET 4 managed reference source: microsoft.visualbasic.dll mscorlib.dll PresentationBuildTasks.dll PresentationCore...

Today we've made the WPF sources for the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 available as download through Visual Studio 2008. The downloadable version of the sources is currently going through its latest tests and I'll make it available as soon as all tests have...

.NET Reflector enables you to easily view, navigate, and search through the class hierarchies of .NET assemblies even if you don't have the code for them. With it, you can decompile and analyze .NET assemblies in C#, Visual Basic and IL. Reference Source...

It has taken us a considerable amount of time to prepare the sources for SP1, test the RSCC package, and do the deployment. During the past months we have already put a a lot of thought into this problem and we will be changing the way the RSCC process...

During the past weeks we have been working on preparing the source code for the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 release and we are happy to announce that we just released the following components to the Reference Source Code Center (RSCC) servers: mscorlib.dll...

Welcome to our team blog! Did you ever think it would be possible to step through the source of the .NET Framework to solve your problem? Reference Source Code Center and it's integration inside Visual Studio 2008 enables a rich debug scenario for developers...