Using Mint
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The mint program is an interpreter for ECMA CLI byte
codes. It executes the bytecodes contains in program.exe
and optionally passes the arguments to it.
Execute
When available try to execute with mono. That's up to time times
faster.
Dont forget the .exe!
mint <file.exe>
Options
The following Generic options are supported:
--help , -h
Displays usage instructions.
--config filename
Load the specified configuration file instead of the default
one(s). The default files are /etc/mono/config and ~/.mono/config
or the file specified in the MONO_CONFIG environment variable, if
set.
--trace
Traces execution showing when methods are entered and left.
--traceops Traces execution at the instruction level and displays
the stack contents. --traceclassinit Shows when classes are
initialized
--noptr
Suppresses printing of pointer addresses in trace output.
--profile
Performs runtime profiling of the code and displays statistics at
the end of execution.
--opcode-count
Displays the number of opcodes executed.
--dieonex
Aborts execution upon hitting an exception.
--debug method
Debugs the method whose name is `method'. You can specify the
method like this: `class:method' or `class::method'
--opcode-count
Displays the number of opcodes executed
A. Credits
Author: Johannes Roith
(johannes@jroith.de)