As some of you may have noticed, we've been busy hacking the Casio-Prizm and have had some success. However, since we finally have the hex equates for all SuperH 3 Assembly commands, a disassembler is required to properly analyze the Prizm. While other disassemblers have been written, only one in a very expensive commercial package is available for newer OSes. The others, insofar as I have been able to find, are all incompatible and even worse, use the Assembly language of a slightly different processor. So, if you have any computer programming skills, I'd appreciate help with this. Just send me a PM if you're interested.

Thanks,

Qwerty.

I would like to help too, but I'm not sure of how much I can contribute with (I've told Qwerty a bit about what it I can do with PC programming in the IRC earlier). Even if I might not be able to complete everything by myself, I would still like to try.

Hi all.
I'm interested to know how much this went far, or did you find any working disassemblers now?
I also saw your topic at Cemetech (didn't have time to read it :p ) the site admin seemed interested but it seems no progress was made.
Any new news?

Hello! Introduce myself... Not a bad idea but there would not be any interesting information so I didn't do it.

I have a ClassPad, and it's got an SH-3 like fx series (but not the new Power Graphic 2 series).

I couldn't get that Win CE disassembler to work... Right now I'm just busy taking exams. but when I have some time, I may take a look at this again.