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Probably not for that one, as I don't see much use for it.
Well, a disassembler is planned, though. I just don't think I'll support pulling files from an attached calculator. I can hook into TI-Connect easily to send files, but not as easily with the other way around.
No, disassemblers have been made before. Here's an example: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/162/16219.html
You won't get the actual source code, just something that somewhat resembles the source code and results in the same program when compiled.
no you'll get the assembly text, for the most part. labels will be named like Label1, Label2 etc. the original source code may have had them as different names. also, no comments.
Quote from: nemo on November 29, 2010, 05:49:41 pmno you'll get the assembly text, for the most part. labels will be named like Label1, Label2 etc. the original source code may have had them as different names. also, no comments.tHE comments things makes sense since spasm doesn't compile comments :S They disappear the moment you compile, so it's impossible to get them back
Yeah, some disassemblers are really nice and give you really good output, but never as good as the original source.
Well, I intend to make a real-time disassembler for stepping into OS calls and other things missing code, which would be limited in its power.