Siegfried Pammer

```ilspy --help``` does nothing and prints nothing

Would you be able to provide the assembly in question, so we can take a look at the problem? Thanks!

Thank you for reporting this. However, these attributes do not belong to the type declaration, but one of its interface implementations, which can be deduced from the `.interfaceimpl type ...`...

If you add the instruction bytes to the IL output, (The setting can be found in Settings > Display > Decompilation view options > last checkbox). ```il .method /* 06003173...

`Converter.IsLittleEndian` is marked with an `IntrinsicAttribute`, so it seems there is something special going on. May I ask you to open a discussion on the dotnet/runtime repo?

If you know the fully-qualified name of the type you want to decompile, you can use the `-t`option, we could extend it to support globbing/regex...

This is a VB.NET assembly that contains the following field declaration: ```vbnet Private WithEvents My_Timer As Timer ``` The VB compiler emits the field as a virtual property to make...

Thanks for your report! Regarding `RouteEntry`: The cause for this is that it is a struct and the "Instantiated By" analyzer only scans for `newobj` instructions, but not `initobj`. Not...

Looks like the assembly references cannot be found on your system, while they can be found on your colleague's system.

Can you please provide the assembly and related references, so I can take a closer look at what's going wrong? Thanks!