A86: Re: decomplier
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A86: Re: decomplier
What do you mean by that? Any dissassembler or emulator will show you the
dissassembled code in assembly. If you mean something that will show you
something that resembles the original code, then that would be a symbolic
dissassembler. To do that would require the equates from the original
source. That would be very cool to have.
The new version of Virtual TI (Rusty's awsome emulator for ALL calcs...he
relased the alpha to the ACZ yesterday, should go public soon) does have
partial symbolic dissassembly of the ROM of the 86, I noticed. Since there
were no external files, I assume it was hard coded into the source of the
emu. Maybe we can convince him to have it read equates from Assembly Studio
86 for a symbolic debugger :)
Since a symbolic dissassembler would requires equates of the original code,
there would be no point in writing one. So you can't dissassemble Mario 86
:) Why you would want to, I don't know...
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> is there a good decompiler that will show me the z80 instructions instead
of
> the opticodes
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