monodis:tldr:718e2
monodis: Save the output to a file.
$ monodis --output=${path-to-output-il} ${path-to-assembly-exe}
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The command "monodis --output=${path-to-output-il} ${path-to-assembly-exe}" is a command-line command that is executed using the "monodis" tool. This command is typically used in the Mono development environment to disassemble a .NET assembly (executable or DLL) into IL (Intermediate Language) code.
Here is a breakdown of the command:
- "monodis" is the name of the tool that is used to disassemble .NET assemblies in Mono.
- "--output=${path-to-output-il}" is an option that specifies the output file path where the IL code will be saved. The "${path-to-output-il}" is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual file path where you want to save the IL code.
- "${path-to-assembly-exe}" is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual file path of the .NET assembly (executable or DLL) that you want to disassemble.
When you execute this command, monodis will disassemble the specified assembly and save the resulting IL code into the specified output file. The IL code represents the low-level intermediate language instructions that the .NET runtime executes.
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