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Which DLL? I don't see that on my system, but perhaps it's looking for a DLL that a non-developer would not necessarily have. thanks James 1020458[/snapback] Eric found the issue (debug build vs release). He will soon release 2.1 and take care of this at the same time. James

I'm curious why you can't load raw files - this has been supported since 1.7. Also, what menu items/options are missing? Feel free to send me what you're trying to disassemble if you're still having this issue so I can see what it does in 2.0. thanks James

Which DLL? I don't see that on my system, but perhaps it's looking for a DLL that a non-developer would not necessarily have. thanks James

I have the following 8-bit computing and related books for trade: - 41 1/2 Fun Projects for the Atari Home Computer (Disharoon) - Atari Basic: A Self-Teaching Guide (Albrecht) - Every Kid's First Book of Robots and Computers (Thornburg) - Mapping the Atari (Revised Edition, Chadwick) - Programmer's Reference for the Atari 400/800 Computers (Heiserman) - The Atari Assembler (Inman) - Your Atari Computer (Poole) If anyone is interested in any of them, feel free to drop me a line at [email protected] thanks James

Eric has released version 2.0 of Dis6502 at http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=145747 New features: - DIS6502.exe can be run with a filename as a parameter. The type of file is guessed from its size and its header. - Dis6502 now supports read and write labels for memory locations - Dis6502 is now compatible with wine under Linux. You have to download the TrueType font file Atarcc__.ttf which contains a font called "Atari Classic Chunky". Copy this file in .wine/drive_c/windows/font. Download at http://www2.bitstream.net/~marksim/atarimac/acttfpc.zip Fixed bugs: - Merging contiguous segments could crash the application - After disassembling, the disassembly window is synchronized with the bytes selected in the dump window. - The small assembler does not accept illegal opcodes anymore to avoid generating $1A for NOP mnemonic - Opcode $54 in Display List is now correct in disassembly listing. - Dis6502.ini is now read from the installation directory, not from the current directory.

Yeah - Eric's added a lot of cool stuff recently. I'm glad I could coerce him out of retirement on this one by porting it to Win32. Good to know people are getting good use out of it! James

I have the following books available for sale/trade: - Atari Basic, A Self-Teaching Guide (Albrecht) - Mapping the Atari (Revised Edition, Chadwick) - Your Atari Computer (Poole) $10 + media rate shipping for the lot, or I'll trade for a couple cartridges. Also, I'll throw these into any deal for free: - 41 1/2 Fun Projects for the Atari Home Computer (Disharoon) - Every Kid's First Book of Robots and Computers (Thornburg) I can be contacted here or at [email protected] Thanks! James

This is a major release and perhaps the last for a bit, including segment and byte modification as well as a small assembler: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=145747 New features: - Bytes in the dump window can be edited. - A small assembler is included in the dump window. - A log window displays log and error messages. No more message box. - Segment properties (start address and type) can be modified. - Added an option to split a segment - Added an optin to remove bad segments (generated by xmodem padding). - Ability to generate relative labels for an address range - New dialog box to customize default path for all kind of files. - Output format is now saved in INI file - The address of a label is displayed as a comment when selecting a line in the disassembly window. -- Slor

I simply want to add a momentary button to my 800XL to allow a cold reset without turning off the power switch. I know I saw the connections to make, but darn if I can't locate the info now. Can someone point me to the info or simply tell me what connections to make (assuming it's just that easy)? thanks

Lots of enhancements for this one - download at: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=145747 Version 1.7 ----------- Thanks to Steven J. Tucker for giving us many ideas. New features: - The dump popup menu has an option to guess byte type. This option tries to follow the flow of the program beginning with the byte selected by the user. All data in the flow of the program is marked as code. - There are two other options in the dump popup menu to select next block of unknown type and to change the remaining data to bytes. - An option has been added to display Zero-Page instructions with absolute addressing mode as bytes. These instructions use 3 bytes instead of 2. - The disassembly now centers the selected line and displays it with a yellow background. - Disassembly window has a popup menu which offers options like find, find next, select definition of a label, select all references of a label and rename a code label (Lxxxx). - Double click on a line in the disassembly window jumps to the definition of the label found in the instruction. - The disassembly popup menu has an option to return to the previous position after a jump to a definition or to a reference. - Mouse wheel is now supported and scrolls the window under the mouse cursor. - The File menu now supports ROM file loading and raw file loading. Only ROM with no bankswitching are loaded. - 2 sub-menus have been added in the File menu to open recent files and recent workspaces. - User labels can be exported in xasm format to be loaded in Atari800Win emulator. - System labels can now be unloaded from the Label menu. Fixed bugs: - Opcode $B6 produced a bad disassembly. - When $00 address was referenced, an L0000 was used but not defined in the disassmebly listing. This label is not used anymore. - 5200 files are loaded through the 'load ROM file' instead of the 'load binary file'. - Some Oric files could not load properly because the header of the last segment did not match the size of the file. This is not any more considered as an error. - Dialog box for loading sectors from a .ATR is now working fine. -- Slor

Version 1.6 of Eric Bacher's interactive 6502 disassembler has been released. This release is a port to Win32 with a few bug fixes and a number of new features. You can now find the latest version at its new home: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dis6502/ We hope those of you who remember DIS6502 from back in the 16-bit Windows days will grab this new one and give it a run. Make sure you take a look at changes.txt for release notes, and please enter any bug reports or feature requests in the project tracker on SourceForge. -- Slor