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Re: anybody got a 65c02 or 65c816 disassembler?



"Lazarus I. Long" <me@lazilong.com> wrote in message
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> > There are a couple of PD solutions at SourceForge in C/C++
> > which you could easily adapt to the Amiga.
> >
> > Red
>
> all i found there were a few emulators, not disassemblers :(
>
> all i really need is something equivalent to the Apple II monitor
> disassembler.  simple, stupid and fast.  not interactive, no smarts
> about separating out data from code etc.
>
> thanks

If that is all you need, then probably the easiest way is to load the
program into something like Kegs or XGS and just use the
built-in 65816 dissassembler.

Something like OASIS ( or AppleWin I think) will let you load a binary
image into an address range. You can then BSAVE the area to a file
on a disk image which you can use Kegs or XGS to examine.

Red