Unsafe At Any Speed

What I wrote in Visual Studio 2010:   

 public unsafe void waitForAttachment(int milliseconds)
        {
            if (this.managerPhidget)
            {
                throw new PhidgetException(PhidgetException.GetErrorDesc(11), 11);
            }
            int code = Phidget21Imports.CPhidget_waitForAttachment(this.phidgetDeviceHandle, milliseconds);
            if (code != 0)
            {
                throw new PhidgetException(code);
            }
            while (!this.initialized)
            {
                Thread.Sleep(10);
            }
        }

 What Reflector came up with:

public void waitForAttachment(int milliseconds)

{

    if (this.managerPhidget)

    {

        throw new PhidgetException(PhidgetException.GetErrorDesc(11), 11);

    }

    int code = Phidget21Imports.CPhidget_waitForAttachment(this.phidgetDeviceHandle, milliseconds);

    if (code != 0)

    {

        throw new PhidgetException(code);

    }

    while (!this.initialized)

    {

        Thread.Sleep(10);

    }

Note how Reflector dropped the “unsafe” keyword.

Also, I learned:

·         Static Methods cannot be in an interface

·         Internal Methods cannot be in an interface

·         I dropped Abstract b/c the code had references to its own instance