TTH102@psuvm.psu.edu (Thomas Hand) (04/12/90)
We are in need of good disassembler. The only one we have, besides debug, is dis86 which only covers the 8086 instruction set. Can anymone show me where I can get one that covers atleast 186 instruction set? Or better yet, one that covers 286. Thanks to whoever... Thomas Hand (TTH102@PSUVM)
rick@NRC.COM (Rick Wagner) (04/13/90)
In article <90101.195611TTH102@psuvm.psu.edu> TTH102@psuvm.psu.edu (Thomas Hand) writes: >We are in need of good disassembler. >The only one we have, besides debug, is dis86 which only covers the 8086 >instruction set. >Can anymone show me where I can get one that covers atleast 186 instruction >set? Or better yet, one that covers 286. > >Thanks to whoever... > >Thomas Hand (TTH102@PSUVM) I have used Sourcer, by V Communications. Supports '86 -> '486 cpus, '87 instructions, and can disassemble from .com, .exe, or from memory (RAM or BIOS). You can also get a BIOS preprocessor for disassebling your ROM BIOSes. It is a multi-pass disassembler, and can generate a cross reference listing of location uses. It outputs a masm type .lst or a masm compatable .asm file. It also produces a symbol file, which you can edit to use your own descriptive labels, or add comments to the disassembled code. You can then run the utility again, using your updated symbol file, and your symbols will be included in the source listing. I am not associated with V Communications, just satisfied with their product. --rick -- =============================================================================== Rick Wagner Network Research Corp. rick@nrc.com 2380 North Rose Ave. (805) 485-2700 FAX: (805) 485-8204 Oxnard, CA 93030 Don't hate yourself in the morning; sleep 'til noon.
hd7x@vax5.cit.cornell.edu (04/13/90)
In article <90101.195611TTH102@psuvm.psu.edu>, TTH102@psuvm.psu.edu (Thomas Hand) writes: > We are in need of good disassembler. > The only one we have, besides debug, is dis86 which only covers the 8086 > instruction set. > Can anymone show me where I can get one that covers atleast 186 instruction > set? Or better yet, one that covers 286. Try Sourcer from V Communications. I don't have their number with me right now, but it does support the 286 instruction set. You can usually find them in the classified ads in the back of PC Magazine. -Sanjay Aiyagari (HD7X@vax5.cit.cornell.edu)