Hex numbers in NullReferenceException error message

[Guest]

My app is reportedly throwing an exception with the following error message:

A managed NullReferenceException occurred at Application ::Run+Oxf
Application::Run+Oxf
delcollectForm::Main+Oxa

I am unable to replicate this problem.

Simple question: what do the hex numbers refer to? are they line numbers? &
if so do they refer to my C# source or to IL code, or what?
Any advice or links gratefully received!

Ian

 

[Larry Lard]

My app is reportedly throwing an exception with the following error message:

A managed NullReferenceException occurred at Application ::Run+Oxf
Application::Run+Oxf
delcollectForm::Main+Oxa

I am unable to replicate this problem.

Simple question: what do the hex numbers refer to? are they line numbers? &
if so do they refer to my C# source or to IL code, or what?
Any advice or links gratefully received!

I think they are byte offsets within the IL. You can use ildasm to see
the IL your code becomes, and I think there is a way to show the
original C' and the IL side by side, but I can't think of it right now.

 

[Guest]

I think they are byte offsets within the IL. You can use ildasm to see
the IL your code becomes, and I think there is a way to show the
original C' and the IL side by side, but I can't think of it right now.

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Thanks, Larry. After a little experimentation with ildasm, it seems certain
that the 'Main+Oxa' refers to :
....
IL_000a: ret
} // end of method delCollectForm::Main

which is indeed the end of the Main method.

cheers,
Ian