Thanks Gary,
1. It is a strong-named assembly and the project language does not matter.
The assembly also has been obfuscated and is not IL-only. This seems to be
only part of the issue because other assemblies obfuscated in the same way
don't fail. However, this assembly doesn't fail when it is not obfuscated, so
it has something to do with it.
2. Correct, everything will compile and run correctly, it just seems that
something happens when references are updated.
3. Yes, any asp.net project will dump the IDE when this assembly is
included. This has been confirmed on multiple machines. However, non-asp.net
projects have no problems.
4. The web.config does not contain a reference to the assembly, that only
seems to happen when the assembly is in the GAC. In any case, if I add it to
the GAC, and then edit the file, it doesn't matter.
Thanks again for your help in this matter,
Jeff.
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"Gary Chang[MSFT]" - 04 May 2006 07:30 GMT
Hi,
Thank for your detailed response!
I am afraid this is may be a product issue. We have some similar cases
about that Visual Studio 2005 IDE crashes when it attempt to parse some
informal (not match the naming convention) IL code in an assembly. It seems
that assembly's obfuscated IL code happens to fire this trigger.
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Gary Chang
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