pmi is a low-level tool for running the jit across the methods in an assembly.
It can be used as a component to create diffs or to simply test whether the jit
encounters any internal issues when jitting methods.
$pmi --help
Usage:
pmi Count PATH_TO_ASSEMBLY
Count the number of types and methods in an assembly.
pmi PrepOne PATH_TO_ASSEMBLY INDEX_OF_TARGET_METHOD
JIT a single method, specified by a method number.
pmi PrepAll PATH_TO_ASSEMBLY [INDEX_OF_FIRST_METHOD_TO_PROCESS]
JIT all the methods in an assembly. If INDEX_OF_FIRST_METHOD_TO_PROCESS
is specified, it is the first method compiled, followed by all subsequent
methods.
pmi DriveAll PATH_TO_ASSEMBLY
The same as PrepAll, but is more robust. While PrepAll will stop at the
first JIT assert, DriveAll will continue by skipping that method.
Environment variable PMIPATH is a semicolon-separated list of paths used to find
dependent assemblies.
Use PrepAll-Quiet and PrepOne-Quiet if less verbose output is desired.