Function dump

Deprecated

Dumps the application, i.e. it creates a dummy .cs file that contains all the class, field and method declarations.

The dump is very useful when it comes to inspecting the application as you can easily search for succulent members using a simple text search, hence this is typically the very first thing it should be done when working with a new application.
Keep in mind the dump is version, platform and arch dependentend, so it has to be re-genereated if any of these changes.

The file is generated in the target device, so you might need to pull it to the host device afterwards.

Dumping may require a file name and a directory path (a place where the application can write to). If not provided, the target path is generated automatically using the information from Il2Cpp.application.

Il2Cpp.perform(() => {
    Il2Cpp.dump();
});
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For instance, the dump resembles the following:

class Mono.DataConverter.PackContext : System.Object
{
    System.Byte[] buffer; // 0x10
    System.Int32 next; // 0x18
    System.String description; // 0x20
    System.Int32 i; // 0x28
    Mono.DataConverter conv; // 0x30
    System.Int32 repeat; // 0x38
    System.Int32 align; // 0x3c

    System.Void Add(System.Byte[] group); // 0x012ef4f0
    System.Byte[] Get(); // 0x012ef6ec
    System.Void .ctor(); // 0x012ef78c
  }
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