Re: disassembly of Debug.exe?

Hello Terence,

So debug doesn't work on itself!

It does. Its just that *you* must supply the brains (and interpret what the
code is doing), as Debug itself is as dumb as sh*t. :-)

The problem is that all the text is glued to the end of the origional
executable. As far as I can see that was done to create a single
execucatble, and than add the a "pack containing strings for a specific
language to it.

I did a partial disassembly myself, so I could write a wrapper adding some
functionality to the program (like being able to disassemble for 486 too).

Regards,
Rudy Wieser


Terence <spamtrap@xxxxxxxxxx> schreef in berichtnieuws
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Strange. I have a nice bin to hex and ascii dump program, and a
FM.com which does binary/hex screen displays. Both show the same code
for debug.exe.
But debug itself working on itself show something utterly different,
with no ascii text in the given code (and there are wads of it to
handle the /? parameter).

So debug doesn't work on itself!


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