*** NEC 8085 DISASSEMBLER ***
  By Gary Weber, 1992.  PUBLIC DOMAIN

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What is this?  Just ANOTHER one of those 8085 disassemblers?  Well, this one is a little different.  Not only can it disassemble code in RAM, or the standard ROM (addresses 0-32767), but it also allows you to disassemble code in an Option ROM, for those of you who are curious what things look like on whatever Option ROM you've installed.

              *OPERATION*
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When you run it, it will first ask you where it should "Output to:".  This is where you tell the disassembler where it should 'stuff' the output it is going to generate.

If you simply press RETURN, it will assume that you want the output to go to your screen (which is also referred to as the LCD: device).  You can specify LPT: if you wish the output to be printed on a line printer, or simply give it a filename if you want to store your disassembly in a file.

Then, it will ask you for a starting & ending address for your disassembly.  These values should be entered in DECIMAL, and range from 0 to 65535.

ROM locations are from 0 to 32767, and if you enter a starting location within the ROM range, you will then be presented with an additional question, "(O)ption ROM?".  If you type the letter O, then the disassembly will represent code in an option ROM, if one is installed.  Any other key will cause it to assume the standard ROM.

The disassembly will include comments and the end of each line, either an ASCII representation of the characters or a decimal code.  This is helpful for identifying areas of text versus actual code.

Well, there you have it.  Enjoy!


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