[A89] Re: more questions (return value)


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[A89] Re: more questions (return value)




I would be awesome if you would scan that reference card! I will take a look
at your disassembler, and the others that have been suggested... I am a bit
warry of incorperating it into my project (Command Post) as I am not 100%
sure how the project will be licensed. Plus, the experience of writting a
disassembler would be a good experience for me. I have the Motorola books,
so i do (should) have all of the necessary information right there.

-Greg

----- Original Message -----
From: "John David Ratliff" <jdratlif@indiana.edu>
To: <assembly-89@lists.ticalc.org>
Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2002 7:29 PM
Subject: [A89] Re: more questions (return value)


>
> You know, I was thinking the same thing.
>
> I used the M68000 microprocessor programming reference card. There is a
> class at my university which teaches microprocessor design using the
> 68k, and they sell this card at my local college bookstore. I couldn't
> find it on Motorola's site. If you like, I could scan it and put it up
> on technoplaza. It contains just the 68000 instructions (no 68010, 20,
> 30, or 40), and has handy references for all kinds of things. Then you
> can use the programmer's reference manual to cross-check for more
> detail.
>
> I just finished writing a simple disassembler which I want to make for
> the calc. I didn't find Tom's before I started writing my own. It's open
> source and under the GPL if you want to help me bug test and convert it.
> I released the first public beta today. http://www.technoplaza.net It's
> missing branch/jump label support, and it would be nice to know what
> exact offset that would go to (like the VTI debugger does), but I
> haven't finished that yet. Next school term starts tomorrow, so I don't
> know if I'll finish it in time. However, other than the large screen
> size it uses for the large file format, I think it would compile for the
> calc right now. There would just need to be a way to tell it which file
> to open, or where in memory to start the disassembly.
>
> If my code is no help, Thomas Nussbaumer includes complete source for
> his, as well. His already has label support, and turns things right back
> into code, which I think will in turn compile. That's what I plan to
> finish on mine.
>
> John David Ratliff
> jdratlif@cs.indiana.edu





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