Short: An 8051 disassembler Author: markh@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Mark Hopkins) Uploader: polluks sdf lonestar org (Stefan Haubenthal) Type: dev/cross Architecture: m68k-amigaos The following files have been provided: Dis8051.c ... The source for an 8051 disassembler. Dis.doc ..... Notes on usage. r.a ......... A non-trivial sample assembly program. r.hex ....... Its Intel Hex listing. entries...... A list of entry points to be used with r.hex. r.s ......... The source derived from the Intel Hex listing. Kernel.doc .. Usage notes on the multitasking kernel contained in r.a The documentation refers to some items not contained in r.a README ...... This file. The disassembler is small (under 400 lines), and fast, and it has come in handy for me on several occasions. It uses ANSI-C prototypes, and all the library routines are ANSI-standard, so it will be portable to any system with an ANSI-C compiler. If compiled as an executable "Dis8051", then the command line used to generate the file r.s above would have been: Dis8051 r.s There is no copyright on this software. You may use it as you wish, wherever you wish. It is being distributed with the philosophy that the more of my software pervades this world, and the more that my style influences others, the better off software engineering (and the world) will be. Send comments and feedback to markh@csd4.csd.uwm.edu. Direct correspondence can be sent to: Mark Hopkins Consulting 2619 North Oakland Avenue, Suite 204 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53211-3523 (414)332-8857