Re: A83: 83 Disassembler
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Re: A83: 83 Disassembler
> First of all, I am really interested in a good dissembler, second of all,
all the
> disassemblers I have seen aren't compatible w/ labels. If you could
recreate the
> labels (even if they were just label1, label2, etc.) it would be awesome.
That
> wouldn't be too hard, it would just see jp 4356 or ld hl 6879 or something
like
> that, you could then add labels in the appropriate place in code based on
the
> number. This would make the code INFINITELY more useful.
Z80DIS creates the labels like this J.0100... This means: J: the routine is
adressed by a jump, .: It is jumped to multiple times, and 0100: adress of
the routine.
The J part can also be C (call), I (within instruction), D (adressed as
data).
The . part can also be # (only adressed once).
~Grauw
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