Support disassembling ReadyToRun binaries compiled using composite mode #2944
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This late PR added the support for disassembling ReadyToRun binaries compiled using composite mode introduced officially in .NET 6.
By virtue of using the latest version, this version also supports disassembling binaries compiled using the experimental hot-cold-splitting mode introduced here.
Thanks @eduardo-vp for introducing the
OwnerCompositeExecutableto make this work possible.FYI @amanasifkhalid, @EugenioPena, this will fix dotnet/runtimelab#1910.