disassembler questions
rr
RRauscher at nni.com
Wed Mar 21 21:42:41 GMT 2001
Mark,
I've used this to get it to work. In this case I over-rode the output
file specified in the .ctl file:
E:\EFI\dhc11>dhc11 azty.ctl -out=azty.new
DHC11 - 68HC11 Disassembler v1.1 (c) Copyright 2000 Tech Edge Pty. Ltd.
Input file: 730azty.bin
Input file 730azty.bin has 32768 bytes ($8000).
Output file: azty.new
Code resides from $8000 to $FFFF ($8000 bytes).
Entry point $5938 outside ROM image (ref. from PC = $A76F).
Pass 1 found 240 new entry points.
Pass 2 found 4 new entry points.
Pass 3 found 0 new entry points.
Total of 3 iteration(s) to find all code.
Here are the contents of the azty.ctl file:
input 730azty.bin
output 730azty.a
entry $A000
addresses
opcodes
hth's
BobR.
Mark S. Riley wrote:
> I downloaded Peter Gargano's DHC11 disassembler and have been studying the
> tutorial and description of operation. Have been to tryiing to disassemble
> the 31t7148.bin from the ftp site. I'm more familar with the GN than
> anything else so I thought I'd start there. So far, I have been able to run
> the command line:
> dhc11 31t -input=31t.bin -output=31t.dis When I do this it runs, doesn't
> tell me I messed up somehow, but does not make the dis file to store the
> disassembly. I can see the last 20 or so lines but that is it. How is it
> supposed to make the dis file to store the disassembly? What am I doing
> wrong or not doing? Thanks, Mark
>
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