chore: updated README.md

README.md

@@ -82,6 +82,16 @@ But, since the '-c' accepts multiple files, you might need to add the '--' argum
 ./target/release/som-interpreter-bc -c core-lib/Smalltalk -- core-lib/Examples/Hello.som
 ```
 
+When using the bytecode interpreter, you have the option to dissasemble a given class' methods using `-d` (or `--disassemble`), like so:
+
+```bash
+./target/release/som-interpreter-bc -c core-lib/Smalltalk -d core-lib/Examples/Hello.som
+# OR:
+./target/release/som-interpreter-bc -c core-lib/Smalltalk core-lib/Examples -d Hello
+# OR (for disassembling only specific methods):
+./target/release/som-interpreter-bc -c core-lib/Smalltalk core-lib/Examples -d Hello first:method: second:method:
+```
+
 For other purposes, you can use '-h' (or '--help') to print the complete help message:
 
 ```bash

som-interpreter-bc/README.md

@@ -3,6 +3,6 @@ The SOM Interpreter
 
 This is the interpreter for the Simple Object Machine.
 
-It is AST-based, in that it works by recursively traversing and evaluating nodes from the Abstract Syntax Tree from **`som-core`**.  
+It is bytecode-based, in that it works by compiling nodes from the Abstract Syntax Tree from **`som-core`** into stack-based bytecode instructions and then executing them.  
 
 Resources are managed and tracked through reference-counting (using Rust's **`Rc`**/**`Weak`** types).