Difference between revisions of "F8tool"
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"''f8tool asm file.asm file.bin''" will compile file.asm and give you file.bin. <br><br> | "''f8tool asm file.asm file.bin''" will compile file.asm and give you file.bin. <br><br> | ||
| − | "''f8tool dis file.bin > file.asm | + | "''f8tool dis file.bin 2048 > file.asm''" will disassemble file.bin giving you <br> |
| − | file.asm starting at address $800. | + | file.asm starting at address 2048 (which is $800). You can also use hexadecimal numbers: <br> |
| + | "''f8tool dis file.bin 0x0800 > file.asm''" | ||
| − | [ | + | [https://channelf.se/files/channelf/f8tool.zip F8 Tool package including source code (.zip, 221kB)] |
F8tool was written by [[Peter Trauner]], who also wrote [[Homebrew:Tetris|Tetris]] for the Channel F. | F8tool was written by [[Peter Trauner]], who also wrote [[Homebrew:Tetris|Tetris]] for the Channel F. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:26, 26 August 2024
F8tool is an assembler AND disassembler to assemble your code into a binary file and to make binary files understandable by translating it into rudimentary assembler again.
The disassembly does currently not mask out data areas, everything is interpreted as OP-codes.
Here are the instructions to run it:
"f8tool asm file.asm file.bin" will compile file.asm and give you file.bin.
"f8tool dis file.bin 2048 > file.asm" will disassemble file.bin giving you
file.asm starting at address 2048 (which is $800). You can also use hexadecimal numbers:
"f8tool dis file.bin 0x0800 > file.asm"
F8 Tool package including source code (.zip, 221kB)
F8tool was written by Peter Trauner, who also wrote Tetris for the Channel F.
