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@cshung cshung commented Feb 13, 2025

ILSpy support decompiling single file bundle by keeping the PE images in a single file bundle in memory.

To support disassembling the ready to run code embedded in it, this change accept the PE image content as an immutable byte array. That allow us to disassemble the content without having to save the file on disk.

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cshung commented Feb 25, 2025

@jkotas, is this change ready to be merged?

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jkotas commented Feb 25, 2025

@dotnet/area-type-system-and-startup PTLA

@cshung cshung merged commit fbbe2c2 into dotnet:main Mar 10, 2025
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