> On 2018-03-31, at 01:57, Steve Gray <sjgray@rogers.com> wrote: > > I wanted to that in my CBM-Transfer (cbmxfer) disassembler. I built "platforms" with memory locations, chip registers and rom entry points for all the cbm machines and put them in a drop-down menu for easy selection. There is a platform with just the rom entry points for all CBM machines along with the machine name for each entry. You can select that and do a disassembly and there is a list of rom routines that are found. You just look there to see what machine its for. > You can add your own labels, tables, comments etc, and I added entry points for code-tracing. I've added support for most 6502 variants so you can select "legal" 6502 or "illegal" etc. You can have a split window with ASM on one side and HEX view on the other and they are linked so clicking a line in the disassembly shows you where in the hex file it is. > > It's free if anyone wants to try it. As long as it is Windows-only it's not really for me. I remember I even tried to run it under wine but with limited success, AFAIR. -- SD! - http://e4aws.silverdr.com/Received on 2018-03-31 15:00:02
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