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dis command line interface exists, but not documented
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disCLI exists de facto and is useful for disassembly of source code files or code from stdin, but it is not documented and mentioned as a "test program" in source code.There was a previous discussion #88571 and PR #26714, but the last one is closed for unknown reason. I'll submit a new PR.
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dismodule CLI and rename_testfunction tomain#108827dismodule CLI and rename_testfunction tomain(#108827) #110681dismodule CLI and rename_testfunction tomain(#108827) #110689The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: