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From: dcc@osu-eddie.UUCP (Daniel C. Chang)
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Subject: Re: Disassembler wanted
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Date: Mon, 25-Mar-85 13:22:49 EST
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There is indeed a disassembler available, but I am not sure how you can get
a copy of it...

The program is called ASMGEN.COM, and it is written by J. Gersbach and
J. Damke.  I believe the program is user-supported (or maybe public domain),
and you should be able to get a copy of it on your local bulletin board.

To use ASMGEN, you build a second file describing where code and data is
located in the file you are disassembling.  In this second file you can
define labels and add comments.  ASMGEN will produce an assembler-ready
source file as output.  You can use ASMGEN iteratively, examining the
program's output to further modify the description file.

If you want more information, please send me mail.

					Daniel Chhang
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