Feature: dump memory region to file #38
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This adds the option to dump a memory region to a binary file using the
dumpcommand. If the file specified in the command already exists, it doesn't overwrite the file, only when the--overrideoption is specified.I couldn't figure out how to make the
--fileoption an optional argument, thats why I specify the default value as an empty string and check in the command handler if a different value than an empty string is present. Maybe you know how to make the--fileoption an optional argument instead of a required argument with a default value?