Short: MC680x0 reassembler Author: truehsen@aol.com (Tim Ruehsen), ported by Ilkka Lehtoranta Uploader: ilkleht isoveli org (Ilkka Lehtoranta) Type: dev/asm Version: 1.05 Architecture: ppc-morphos This is MorphOS port of old reassembler written by Tim Ruehsen. Probably the most useless port I have ever done but examining old sources is fun... even old GadTools based prefs editor is included :) Performance wise there is not much difference; 68k version under JIT is almost as fast as PPC native version. This is second release of MorphOS port: the original version had broken argument parsing which is fixed in this release. Original readme from http://www.aminet.net/dev/asm/ira105_src.lha was: *---- Tim Ruehsen, the author of IRA asked me to upload the IRA sources into Aminet. He cannot do this by himself because he doesn't own an Amiga anymore, so he has no access to his archives. This is definitely not the latest version of the sourcecode. The latest version (68060 + FPU support) got lost. Send any questions to truehsen@aol.com. Here the original text from the last public change of IRA: IRA103 is version V1.03 of my ReAssembler. Reassembler means that IRA translates any executable or binary file into an assembler sourcecode that might immediately be translated back by an assembler. E.g., you can do that with a debugging option. After that you can examine that program with any debugger. That's fine for finding and analysing viruses, repairing old programs, even optimising alien programs. V1.03beta o Text in DATA hunks is now recognised. o Much better -TEXT=1 option. o Removed the -TEXT=2 option. o A stand-alone postprocessor for symbolizing library calls is added. See irapost.doc. o A new pass (PASS 0) is added for finding data in CODE hunks. It is switched on by the new -PREPROC option. o Symbol hunks are now processed and symbols inserted into the source. o Resident structures are searched for and extra symbols set. That means .library and .device files are much better deassembled. o The new command-line option -CONFIG is added. Coming up with this is a an edible .cnf file. Tim Ruehsen. ----*