wow nice, I will try to setup a FTP account asap. It would rule if it worked fine. Do you have a subdomain in particular that you would like?

No preference at all.

Maybe "calcutils" or just "utils"? "tools" serve, too.

Followed DJ indications and here it goes:
http://asmtools.omnimaga.org/asmunsquisher/

Works to me but some people may need to wait for a while to spread through the Internet. (something about DNS)

Normally I wouldn't do this but there are easter eggs because we are in Easter! *twisted evil smile*
Good easter and happy eggs hunt.
Hint: what is the other asm tool that I coded?

I noticed it needs a favicon (16x16 or 32x32). I will try to come with something that includes some of these ideas:
- omnimaga symbols
- hex numbers (0-9 and A-F) (instead of A could be the alpha from omnimaga)
- z80 assembly code
- grayscale colours

And I will try to host the online assembler and code counter in the subdomain.

very nice very nice im going to have to try this later

Nice, it runs so much faster ^^. I was wondering at first why you didn't put it in the root directory then I read the final sentence. It also appears to work pretty well. Nice job

Runs faster than the original hex disassembler? Nice... Most of the time it takes is uploading to the server. It unsquishes almost instantly, just 0.00131512 seconds for 21KB assembly file.

I updated the unsquisher.php to fix a small bug. It wrongly unsquished 2 bytes more than it should. But it has no repercussion in your calc other than wasting 4 bytes.
And I cleaned the source code with my current PHP experience. Not worth writing the changes.

Nice to see this is fixed ^^

It was a bug introduced in the PHP4 version I did, btw.

I added a favicon place holder (right now the favicon doesn't make sense). And help page: http://asmtools.omnimaga.org/asmunsquisher/help.html
It has screen shoots of a assembly program that does exactly nothing. (just returns back to TI-OS)
And other minor changes to the PHP script.