In a message dated 19/11/03 08:05:16 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there on the web any disassembler available free worth a recommendation ?
(I mean a 680xx disassembler... might be ok if it run either on a Q40 or
a PC)
The disassembler GWDISS is available from the SQLUG website. It needs a 68020+, so it runs on a Q40 or QXL. It disassembles all 68xxx instructions including floating point. But it is not an "intelligent" disassembler. You have to work out yourself where jumps/branches go to and what is data and what is instruction. Also it expects instructions to start on a word boundary (which of course they do when they are used by a CPU). The program NET_PEEK, also available from the SQLUG website, will actually disassemble instructions which are not necessarily on a word boundary. I find this useful for looking at relocatable , type 2, files. NET_PEEK also requires a 68020+ for disassembly.
 
George

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