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I have a code that I will attach to this post. This file needs to be disassembled through some kind of disassembler so that it looks like Merlin assembler code. Or at least become readable! Help please.
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I have a code that I will attach to this post. This file needs to be disassembled through some kind of disassembler so that it looks like Merlin assembler code. Or at least become readable! Help please.
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I tried reading it as a binary file. (not using Merlin) Loaded it in at A$1000 and the code makes no sense.
The first three bytes disassembled:
4C 06 22 JMP $2206
I can't tell at which address this "program" is supposed to start. The program is a lot of space characters and gibberish.
I can load it starting at $2000 in memory and disassemble:
# KEGS 65816 disassembly
*2000LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
yes, I know something about it, like the code is broken or something like that. we need to disassemble it
I noticed in the HEX of this file that all 00 bytes have been replaced with 20 bytes. I have a second file that doesn't have this feature.
JSR $2020 ; disassemble spaces! :)
Yeah, I remember binary files like this being opened in an editor and then saved and becomng useless.
We need the original to disassemble something maybe more coherent.