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From: cg@ami-cg.UUCP (Chris Gray)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: New AmigaDOS hunk types
Keywords: hunk Lattice disassembler
Message-ID: <0353.AA0353@ami-cg>
Date: 14 May 89 13:05:53 GMT
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I'm currently in the final phases of writing an AmigaDOS object file dumper/
disassembler. It consists of a shareable library to do the actual disassembly
(to be used in a debugger also) and a file reader/dumper. It already does
pretty much everything I need, but, for completeness, I'd like it to also
handle all of the new hunk types that Lattice uses. The AmigaDOS technical
reference manual describes hunk types 999 - 1011, 1013, 1014. Lattice will
generate 1016, which I would guess is an a4-relative offset. Is 1015 used
for anything? What about the new stuff for libraries? In HUNK_EXT's, I know
of types 0 - 3, 129 - 132. Lattice uses 134, presumeably again for a4-relative
stuff. Is 133 used? Could someone please send me a definition of all of the
new codes so that I can make my dumper/disassembler as general as possible?
With luck, it should be off to Bob Page sometime this week, or next weekend.
Oh yes, it tries its best to do a fully symbolic disassembly, and it knows
about the 68020, 68851 and 68881. It handles unlinked and fully linked files.

Thanks.

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