Michal Strehovsky • 7/16/2011

A look at the Windows Phone JIT compiler

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This article details a reverse-engineering technique for examining the JIT-generated assembly code of a .NET application on Windows Phone. It explains how to locate a method in memory using reflection, dump the machine code, and disassemble it, uncovering that the phone emulator generates x86 code instead of ARM.

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