All,
Is there any easy way to get a disassembly of a function that has been
through the JIT. Currently I am running with multiple "verbose" options
on the command line, writing the output through a file and then
searching for the function but that is fairly horrible, is there an
easier way?
So currently
mono -v -v -v -v -v test.cs >out
then open out in an editor and look at that output. This is very clunky
and the output is very verbose with way too much information.
Ideally I want to just pull out the disassembly of a single function
hopefully something like.
Mono -disassemble="TestMain.Main" test.cs
Would output the single function disassembly (in x86 not IL), is there
something hidden that I do not know about, any fancy tricks.
BTW this is on Linux and not windows.
Russell
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