enhancement: Add --dump option to payloadtool - #1796
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This allows for dumping the payload block cache to a named file, allowing for examination of the generated payloads. This change also adds support for the `FileGen` variants.
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What does this PR do?
This allows for dumping the payload block cache to a named file, allowing for examination of the generated payloads.
This change also adds support for the
FileGenvariants.Motivation
I ran into this issue while trying to validate a new payload generator, that I was unable to visualize what it was actually outputting. Now I can.
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