Clicking on a function call to go to the code pops up the usual Decompiling overlay and instead of going away after a few seconds, it stays there indefinitely.
How To Reproduce
Open the file (I have not attached as it is the output from a piece of malware) and go to the entry point. Click on the function and watch the Decompiling window stay forever. I can manually go to the function via the left navigation pane.
Expected Behavior
Decompiling overlay does not stay forever and we switch to the code for function clicked on.
According to the information in the picture you provided, the following information can be obtained:
This program is developed and compiled using VB .NET
This program uses an obfuscation tool for obfuscation
I suggest that you first use the "Detect_It_Easy" tool to determine the type of obfuscation tool, and then find the corresponding anti-obfuscation tool.
Because the purpose of the obfuscation tool is to prevent decompilation.
dnSpyEx version
6.5.1 & latest passing
Describe the Bug
Clicking on a function call to go to the code pops up the usual Decompiling overlay and instead of going away after a few seconds, it stays there indefinitely.
How To Reproduce
Open the file (I have not attached as it is the output from a piece of malware) and go to the entry point. Click on the function and watch the Decompiling window stay forever. I can manually go to the function via the left navigation pane.
Expected Behavior
Decompiling overlay does not stay forever and we switch to the code for function clicked on.
Actual Behavior
Decompiling window stays there forever:
Additional Context
No response