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@ -7,32 +7,15 @@ by James Churchill of Naruto (C)2001
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pelrun@gmail.com
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The Problem
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Latest windows binaries available to download from:
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https://drone.io/github.com/pelrun/Dispel/files
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[snip]
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Hi, pelrun from 2011 here. I wrote this document so long ago that I don't
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think it's fair to leave my griping about the tools of the time still in
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this readme. It just boils down to one statement - what was available at
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the time had a bunch of quirks that made them difficult to use for SNES
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disassembly. So I wrote my own.
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The Solution
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And so I present DisPel, my own 65816 disassembler. It's not nearly as
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This is DisPel, my 65816 disassembler. It's not nearly as
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"full-featured" as Tracer (for instance, it's not really for use with NES
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roms), but it does everything I need it to. And since it only took a day to
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write (most of which was working on the commandline parser, not the
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disassembler itself!) I wonder why I didn't do it ages ago.
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The v0.9 is only because I haven't done exhaustive testing to ensure the
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disassembly is correct. But every piece of code I have disassembled with it
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matched exactly with code I've disassembled in the past (which was corrected
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by hand, of course!)
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Features
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