Re: A86:Disasm

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Subject: Re: A86:Disasm
From: "David Phillips" <david@acz.org>
Date: Mon, 29 Nov 1999 00:10:38 -0700
References: <002101bf3a0d$fb599080$d2674c0c@computer> <38421804.471E08D3@oregontrail.net>
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That would make sense.  You need a dissassembler that is designed to
dissassemble code for banked memory systems.  Of course, as discussed quite
heavily on the A83 list, it is almost impossible to dissassemble something
without running it...

> > I used a TI-85 "specific" disassembler disigned only to disasm the rom.
> > Since the 86 is pretty much a much better 85, it worked just fine. Your
> > program might be meant for .86p files, in which case, it wasn't meant to
> > handle 256k files.
>
> My program is called DisAsm, and as far as I know, it predates TI
> calculators entirely, so it would not be based on .86p files.  Also I
> think it was 64k not 16k, which is understandable given the z80's
> addressing range.

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Re:re:A86:Disasm

From: "Jeff Barrett" <kanebarrett@worldnet.att.net>

Re: A86:Disasm

From: Cassady Roop <croop@oregontrail.net>

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