Hi,
i’m searching for a way to clean up my oxygene code (dead code elemination).
Using dotPeek doesn’t lead to useful results.
Do you have any suggestions ?
(Something like the opposite of Oxydizer ?)
Thanks Andreas
Hi,
i’m searching for a way to clean up my oxygene code (dead code elemination).
Using dotPeek doesn’t lead to useful results.
Do you have any suggestions ?
(Something like the opposite of Oxydizer ?)
Thanks Andreas
Hello Andreas,
Some years ago, I used NDepend (Improve your .NET code quality with NDepend) to clean up Oxygene code. It does the job, but it has (had) a steep learning curve.
Have a nice day
Does it work on IL level? Pretty much any tool that does should work with Oxygene.
We do not currently support converting Oxygene code to C# (or other languages) with Oxidizer. It hasn’t been a priority because – to be quite frank – the main use case for such a tool would be people moving away from Elements ;).
Hello Marc,
Yes, it works on IL level… at least when I used it in 2020.
The best thing to do is to try the 14-day trial version.
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Here: Getting Started with NDepend on Windows
Select one of the options:
Analyze Visual Studio solutions and Visual Studio projects
Analyze .NET assemblies in folder
Analyze a set of .NET assemblies
Thank you.
I will investigate on it.
Happy Easter
Btw: i would not go (back) to c#. I love Oxygene ![]()
Happy to hear that! Me too
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