Monthly Archives: January 2007

vAVRdisasm – AVR Disassembler – Updated to version 1.2

Besides a small bug fix, vAVRdisasm now can format data constants in binary and decimal, in addition to the default hexadecimal base. The base representation can be selected with the – -data-base-… options. See the vAVRdisasm page for more information and links to download the new version.
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vPICdisasm – Mid-Range PIC Disassembler – Version 1.0 Released!

This post may hold a striking resemblence to a previous post, but don’t worry, it’s no deja-vu. I figured I’d also write a PIC disassembler, based on my previous AVR disassembler. The AVR disassembler’s flexible codebase makes it easy to implement other architectures with instruction opcodes of 16-bits or less. This disassembler features everything the [...]
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$10 EL-backlit 16×2 LCDs… $6 830-hole breadboards…

Too good to be true? I ordered them anyway: http://www.neonixie.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=54&products_id=293&sdesc=Large+16×2+Character+LCD+display+with+EL+backlight+%26+Inverter+Model+%23+ http://www.neonixie.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=24&products_id=631sdesc=Breadboard%2C+830+test+points+Model+%23+ I needed the INV-TH-202 inverter for a graphics LCD I bought recently from ebay.
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vAVRdisasm – Free AVR Disassembler – Version 1.0 Released!

I’ve finished writing and finalizing my first disassembler, for the AVR architecture. I discovered that avrdisasm, avrdasm, disavr, and even dasmavr names were all taken, so I went eventually went with vavrdisasm. vAVRdisasm is a finished and working AVR disassembler. It should work on most *nix systems, as well as a Cygwin environment. Here is an excerpt [...]
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