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:
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Analyze Visual Studio solutions and Visual Studio projects
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Analyze .NET assemblies in folder
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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 
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Happy to hear that! Me too 
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Hello,
i’ve tried NDepend a little bit. Unfortunately NDepend complains about invalid PDB files. 
Do you habe any idea ? For debugging this works fine so far…
Any details woudk be appreciated, if they really are invalid in some form, we’d like to fix that.
Have you tried to contact NDepend?
No, not yet.
Portable Pdb files seems to be Ok btw…
MS cvdump produces something linke this:
*** FPO
DBIOpenDbg(, dbgtypeFPO,) failed.
DBIOpenDbg(, dbgtypeNewFPO,) failed.
*** TokenMap
DBIOpenDbg(, dbgtypeTokenRidMap,) failed.
*** FIXUPS
DBIOpenDbg(, dbgtypeFixup,) failed.
*** OMAP FROM SRC
DBIOpenDbg(, dbgtypeOmapFromSrc,) failed.
*** OMAP TO SRC
DBIOpenDbg(, dbgtypeOmapToSrc,) failed.
*** PDATA/XDATA
DBIOpenDbg(, dbgtypePdata,) failed.
*** ORIGINAL SECTION HEADERS
DBIOpenDbg(, dbgtypeSectionHdrOrig,) failed.
Maybe this can help…