Debug the undebugable in SD 4.2

Hey,

Last week I've integrated the ILSpy debugger capabilities in SharpDevelop 4.2 debugger.

Below, you can see a little video with the feature and you can read more on my SD blog.

Have fun!

ILSpy Debugger preview - 2

Hey,

This week I put together a new preview of ILSpy debugger. You can find the bits on the build server.

There's also a blog entry about this preview on my SharpDevelop blog.

ILSpy debugger preview

Hey,

The last couple of months I've been working on a integrated debugger for ILSpy decompiler.

You can read more here.

Have fun debugging the decompiled code!

Reflector is going down - ILSpy is going up

Hey,

RedGate announced that Reflector no longer will not be free... No problem... We have ILSpy!

ILSpy is one of the best open source disassemblers and decompilers there is!

Try it! Tell us what you think on our forum!

Enjoy and happy coding!

My Fuzzy Logic paper accepted in "Journal of Control Engineering and Applied Informatics"

Today my fuzzy logic paper on creating an intelligent flight control system was accepted in "Journal of Control Engineering and Applied Informatics".

The type or namespace '' does not exist in the class or namespace '' (are you missing an assembly reference?)

There are a number of reasons when one gets the error from the title. Searching the web for this error, there are a lot articles where some solutions are provided.

This morning I also got this error but none of the solutions that I've found were the right one.

It looks like one of the projects that my main application was referring, was build on .NET 4.0 and the main application was build on .NET 4.0 client profile. Setting both projects to use the same framework, fixed the issue.

Create app in IIS7

using(ServerManager iisManager = new ServerManager())
{
var site = iisManager.Sites["Default Web Site"];

if (site == null)
return;

if (site.Applications["/" + applicationName] == null)
site.Applications.Add("/" + applicationName, physicalPath);

iisManager.CommitChanges();
}