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Subject: Re: Questions on BITBLIT, Malloc (not ma - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 4-Sep-86 06:40:00 EDT
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Subject: Questions on BITBLIT, Malloc (not malloc), and 68 Disassemblers

I have some questions I hope someone can reply to:

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3.  Does anyone know of a an ST disassembler in the PD?  Or one that is
'easily' ported?  Preferrably one that's output can be redirected to a
printer.

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    Thanks,

-- 
Jeff Gortatowsky       {allegra,seismo}!rochester!kodak!elmgate!jdg
Eastman Kodak Company  
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Some time ago the West German computer magazine "Happy Computer" released
a special 68000-issue. There was a PD-Disk available, that featured most
of the Atari-ST-programs as executables and some of them even as source.

Among these programs was a PD-ML-monitor (somewhat bigger than 8KByte)
with some excellent features:
- display/edit memory in hex/ascii
- load/save files from/to disk (Sorry, no loading for execution like SID)
- tiny disk monitor
- disassembler
- single stepping/tracing of instructions
- output redirection to parallel or serial port
- advanced find capabilities (hex bytes, strings, wildcards, 68000 instructions)
  [to find all MOVE.Ws yoy say: f "move.w" start-address end-address]

I'm willing to post the executable, if there's enough interest on the net. But
there's one problem with the documentation: it's in German. Although this is
my mother tongue, it may be not your's. I might be convinced to attempt a
translation, if I get tremendous feedback. But that might take a while to get
accomplished. I'll even consider sending the assembler sources (BIG: ~>50Kbyte),
if the responses are overwhelming.

Michael Doerr
University of Kaiserslautern (Germany)
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