An interactive Disasm

Hamtaro126 · Post by **Hamtaro126** » Sat Dec 22, 2007 3:36 pm

Welcome to NESDEV, Psycho!

A best choice for making your Interactive disassembler is to base it off of ''6502dis - Interactive Disassemler for Atari''. You can put iNES and possibly FDS (Famicom Disk System) support in it, The code is very portable (I Think).

But if you do not know C++, one of thoes Java-to-Exe converters are okay for your version

The reason is because: Java is hard to install to my SLOW computer!

If you are interested, the link of the C++ project for the other Interactive 6502 disassembler is in Sourceforge.net under ''Interactive Disassembler for 6502'', It's Open-Source for the LGPL!

Look under the CVS repository for the source code, Go in each folder and Download it one at a time

Note that the source is not mine, it is my friend's open source code

psycho · Post by **psycho** » Sat Dec 22, 2007 6:12 pm

I'll have to check it out.

Anyone know of a game that uses a trainer?

Also, was there ever a "Mr. Do" made for the nes? That is one of my favorite games!

Hamtaro126 · Post by **Hamtaro126** » Sun Dec 23, 2007 5:28 pm

psycho wrote:I'll have to check it out.

Anyone know of a game that uses a trainer?

Also, was there ever a "Mr. Do" made for the nes? That is one of my favorite games!

There is no Mr. Do for the NES, and Disch said Trainers are kinda not used anymore.

Also, If you are looking for CDL files for FDS: Try to go to Beneficii's page:
(In The URL, FCEUABS is best for CDL creation anyways)

HTTP://WWW.BENEFICII.NET/SMB2/

NOTE: FCEUABS also has the new feature called Address Use Logger, It might be useful too!

And if you are looking for a test CDL for NES, I will make and give you one soon when I have free time (if no one creates one before then)!

Zepper · Post by **Zepper** » Sun Dec 23, 2007 5:37 pm

URL is gone. ^_^;;

atari2600a · Post by **atari2600a** » Sun Dec 23, 2007 6:38 pm

If you release an exe of it, can you also release the java code as well? I'm running Linux here & as you can probably guess, one of the benefits of Java is that it's interpreted (I think) & therefore runs on any OS that has the Java runtime.

beneficii · Post by **beneficii** » Sun Dec 23, 2007 8:10 pm

Unfortunately, with the server that hosts my domain, filenames are case sensitive.

The following are a couple of the correct links to that:

http://www.beneficii.net/smb2

http://sm2.beneficii.net/