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From: pchris@sim.Berkeley.EDU (Chris Perleberg)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Assembly Source from Executables
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Date: 11 Mar 88 02:31:44 GMT
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Reply-To: pchris@sim.Berkeley.EDU (Chris Perleberg)
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Hi,

	A common problem I've come up against is trying to generate 68000
assembly source code (Motorola format, or any format that can be assembled)
from an ST program (.PRG, .TOS, .TTP).  Often, I have a PD or shareware
program that has a feature I don't like (or doesn't have a feature I like).
If I had the assembly source, I could alter it easily.  Does anybody know of
a program that will generate assembly source code (that can be assembled) from
an executeable file?

Thanks,

	Chris  Perleberg
	pchris@sim.berkeley.edu