monodis:tldr:99f34
monodis: List all the methods in an assembly.
$ monodis --method ${path-to-assembly-exe}
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The command "monodis --method ${path-to-assembly-exe}" is used to disassemble a method in a .NET assembly using the Mono Disassembler (monodis). Here is a breakdown of each part:
- "monodis": It refers to the Mono Disassembler, a tool provided by the Mono framework that allows you to disassemble .NET assemblies.
- "--method": This option specifies that you want to disassemble a particular method within the assembly.
- "${path-to-assembly-exe}": It represents the path to the .NET assembly executable file that you want to disassemble.
By running this command and replacing "${path-to-assembly-exe}" with the actual path to the assembly executable file, you will receive the disassembled code of the method specified. The Mono Disassembler will decompile the bytecode in the assembly into a more readable intermediate language (IL) code for inspection and analysis.
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