The most important new feature is that debugging is working now. This means that you can load an assembly in DILE and then debug its IL code.
The debugging features briefly:

  • step into/step over/step out
  • start/stop/detach from/attach to process
  • debugging is stopped when exception thrown
  • add/remove/activate/deactive breakpoint
  • “Object Viewer”
  • call stack: including going up and down in the current call stack
  • local variables/arguments
  • debug messages
  • debug events (e.g.: process started/exited, class loaded/unloaded)

And there’s one more feature which is not related to debugging: Quick Search. It’s similar to the Visual Studio File Finder Add-In. It helps you to find a definition (method definition, type definition etc.) faster if you know its name. Often it’s more comfortable to use this than searching in the tree.

The zip file: dile_v0_2_beta.zip
readme.txt: readme.txt
license.txt: license.txt
change_log.txt: change_log.txt