reflector

Suppose you have an interface defined in C#. What is the easiest method to find all classes that provide an implementation of the interface? The brute force method would be to use "Find References" in Visual Studio and manually look through the results to separate out the usages from the implementations, but for an interface in a large codebase that is heavily referenced with relatively few implementations, this can be time consuming and error prone. In Java, running javadoc on the codebase (using the -private option to include private classes) would generate a documentation page for the

I used to love Reflector back in the day, but ever since RedGate took over it has gone downhill dramatically. Now it forces me to update (which is absolutely ridiculous), half the time the update doesn't go smoothly, and it is increasingly hindering my productivity with each update. I am sick of it, and I am ready for something better. Does anybody know of a better disassembler? Update: List of various alternatives mentioned in answers - ILSpy dotPeek JustDecompile DisSharper Mono Cecil Kaliro Dotnet IL Editor (DILE) Common Compiler Infrastructure Also take a look at ILSpy by SharpDevelop . It