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		<title>By: VS Electronics and Embedded Development &#187; vPICdisasm - Free Mid-Range PIC Disassembler Version 1.0 Released!</title>
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		<description>[...] This post may hold a striking resemblence to a previous post, but don&#8217;t worry, it&#8217;s no deja-vu. I figured I&#8217;d also write a PIC disassembler, based on my previous AVR disassembler. The AVR disassembler&#8217;s flexible codebase makes it easy to implement other architectures with instruction opcodes of 16-bits or less. This disassembler features everything the previous one did, but also with a few new handy features. [...]</description>
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