yashcher
21.08.2012, 23:54
На днях натолкнулся на этот адрес http://pyskool.ca/.
SkoolKit is a collection of utilities that can be used to disassemble a Spectrum game (or indeed any piece of Spectrum software written in machine code) into a format known as a skool file. Then, from this skool file, you can use SkoolKit to create a browsable disassembly in HTML format, or a re-assemblable disassembly in ASM format. So the skool file is – from start to finish as you develop it by organising and annotating the code – the common ‘source’ for both the reader-friendly HTML version of the disassembly, and the developer- and assembler-friendly ASM version of the disassembly.
For a demonstration of SkoolKit’s capabilities, take a look at the complete disassemblies of Skool Daze, Back to Skool and Contact Sam Cruise.
Посмотрел примеры, где полностью разобраны коды, упомянутых выше игр. Кажется, довольно забавная вещь. Может у кого-нибудь есть уже опыт работы с этой прогой?
SkoolKit is a collection of utilities that can be used to disassemble a Spectrum game (or indeed any piece of Spectrum software written in machine code) into a format known as a skool file. Then, from this skool file, you can use SkoolKit to create a browsable disassembly in HTML format, or a re-assemblable disassembly in ASM format. So the skool file is – from start to finish as you develop it by organising and annotating the code – the common ‘source’ for both the reader-friendly HTML version of the disassembly, and the developer- and assembler-friendly ASM version of the disassembly.
For a demonstration of SkoolKit’s capabilities, take a look at the complete disassemblies of Skool Daze, Back to Skool and Contact Sam Cruise.
Посмотрел примеры, где полностью разобраны коды, упомянутых выше игр. Кажется, довольно забавная вещь. Может у кого-нибудь есть уже опыт работы с этой прогой?