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dcc6502
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Disassembler for 6502 processors
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Disassembler for 6502 processors.
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# Features
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* Simple command-line interface
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* Single file, ANSI C source
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* Annotation for addresses of Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) system registers
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* Cycle-counting output
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* Machine code display inline with the disassembly
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# History tidbit
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The original 1.0 version of dcc6502 was written overnight on Christmas eve
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1998. At the time, I (Tennessee Carmel-Veilleux) was a 16-year-old NES
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hacker learning 6502 assembly. Of course, as many teenagers are, I was
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a bit arrogant and really thought my code was pretty hot back then :)
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Fast-forward 15 years and I'm a grown-up engineer who is quite a bit more
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humble about his code. Looking back, I think the tool did the job, but
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obviously, 15 years of experience later, I would have made it quite a
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bit cleaner. The disassembler has floated online on miscalleanous NES
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development sites since 1998. I decided to put it on github starting at
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version 1.4 and I will be cleaning-up the code over until version 2.0.
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This disassembler has made the rounds and has been used for a lot of
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different purposes by many different people over the years. Hopefully
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it will continue to be useful going forward.
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