wasm-objdump:tldr:1e95e
wasm-objdump: Display the details of each section.
$ wasm-objdump --details ${file-wasm}
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The command "wasm-objdump --details" is used to disassemble a WebAssembly binary file and display its contents in a human-readable format.
Here is a breakdown of the command and its components:
- "wasm-objdump" is the name of the command-line tool that is used to dump the contents of a WebAssembly binary file.
- "--details" is an option that specifies to include detailed information in the output, providing a more in-depth analysis of the binary file.
- "${file-wasm}" is a placeholder for the name or path of the WebAssembly binary file that you want to examine. The actual file name or path would be substituted in place of "${file-wasm}" when executing the command.
By running this command, you will see a disassembled representation of the WebAssembly binary file, including details about its sections, functions, exports, imports, and other relevant information.
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