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Disassembler
Colin Mitchell
Colin Mitchell
March 05, 2011
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The first disassembler has been designed by Mikado:
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The second disassembler has been designed by Norbert Hagemann.
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The third disassembler is the one that works best:

Here are three disassemblers for PIC Chips.

The first disassembler has been designed by Mikado:

  • Create a folder name it Disassembler:


Disassembler

  • Download Disassembler.zip file and place it in Disassembler folder.
  • Unzip the file.
  • Click on Mikado3.3.3e.exe and “send to desktop” (create a shortcut).
  • Rename the desktop icon “Disassembler”
  • Place the .hex file you wish to disassemble in the Disassembler folder.
  • Click on the “Disassembler” icon on your desktop.
  • The disassembler program will load
  • Select and click on: HEX File to ASM file for MPASM
  • Click on OPEN for the location of your .hex file and insert the address.
  • Click on OPEN for the Include File and load P12F629.INC
  • Select AUTO
  • Select NEXT
  • Select CLOSE
  • The result of the disassembly will be placed in the Disassembler folder.
  • Use NotePad or Word to open the file.

The second disassembler has been designed by Norbert Hagemann.

Download: Disassembler 104.zip

The third disassembler is the one that works best:

It is: DISASM.zip This file will unzip to DISASM.EXE.

You also need the following two files:

  • CMDIALOG.VBX

  • VBRUN300.DLL

  • Place them all in the same folder and click on DISASM.EXE

  • Load the .hex file you want converted to .asm and the result will appear in the window.
    Save the file as “-2.asm” and it will be saved in the same folder.


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