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Use JStat, Luke. This is the weapon of a Jedi knight. Not as clumsy or random as .Net reflector.
But Obi Wan, Reflector is not a profiler. How can you compare the two?
Vader. You must confront Vader.
I can save him. I can turn him back to the Java side.
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