After releasing Assemblex IDE, I noticed it's much easier for users to use online tools. So, I decided to create a browser, online (but also available offline) Z80 Assembly Disassembler! The core engine is just like Assemblex's but if you give it a try with huge programs (I tried disassembling zStart 1.1 and it did it in less than a second) you'll notice it's much faster. Mainly because Javascript is faster than Python (also depending on the browser, Chrome's Javascript is the faster).

So, where can I find it?

http://www.davidgom.co.cc/z80.html

Right there! Please give it a try, it's online, no downloads! Please give your opinion on it on this topic

I also have to say it can't open files for now, but that will be included soon (using PHP). If you want to disassemble files use a Hexadecimal Editor like Hex Baker or XVI32 and then copy and paste the code there. Thus, you'll see how fast it is disassembling huge files and applications, perhaps even Operating Systems.

I've gotten to give this a try and I must say, I really like this! It is fast and it is actually easier for me to code in this while I am chatting online. I especially like the ease of use because there is nothing to install or download, so you have a respect point from me!

EDIT: Where does it say it is an assembler?

I've gotten to give this a try and I must say, I really like this! It is fast and it is actually easier for me to code in this while I am chatting online. I especially like the ease of use because there is nothing to install or download, so you have a respect point from me!

Thanks a lot for the support.

He said it was a dissassembler, ashbad unless he saw your post and edited

Sounds cool! Hmm, that makes me want an online IDE + an emu

I'd like an emulator very much, but it only seems possible in Flash. An Assembler is possible, in fact, I'll try and make one soon.

Update

You no longer need to press 'Disassemble'. You can just type and it will disassemble it in real time. How cool is that?

I coded it but Kerm gave me an idea of how to do it

http://www.davidgom.co.cc/z80.html

What do you think of this?

wow, that looks quite neat great job it's very fast, I noticed -- and plus, no moar button

Oh, I never had a spell checky thing... Hmm, maybe it is because I am using Firefox?

I think Java would be much better at emulating anything than flash

@Xeda, I think it's because FF recognizes that it's not for word input, but IE automatically assumes it is.

I forgot about Java Applets, but they're slow.

Is this still being worked on? It's really useful.

One thing I would suggest would be to set a timeout after every keypress instead of updating the disassembled code immediately. Doesn't seem to lag much now, but in slower browsers it would.