Pike object assembler code

Say I want to see what byte code a certain piece of Pike code compiles
into.  What would be the best way to obtain a readable output?

Ideally, there would be some symbolic output which resembles
"Pike-assembler-code" intermingled with the Pike source code it
came frome.

The reason I ask is mostly educational.  I'd like to roughly understand
what code results in what low-level construct, so that I don't have
to run a benchmark everytime to decide between construct a or b
(deciding on saving space or time or both).
-- 
Stephen.