Note from porting author: Sorry I didn't manage to compile DZ80.C, luckily
there are way too many other Z80 disassemblers out there on Aminet.
AMI-CPC is given with some tools :
- Cpc2Cpe : Allows to convert an old diskette file from AMI-CPC
(.CPC) to a diskette file usable with CPE .
It's a CLI command. An ASL requester allows to select
the .CPC source file, the file created's name is
always : drivea.dat.
- Cpc2dsk : Allows to convert an old diskette file from AMI-CPC
(.CPC) to a diskette file in the .DSK format.
It's a CLI command. An ASL requester allows to select
the .CPC source file, the file created's name is the
same that the original .CPC file, with it's extension
changed to .DSK.
- Cpc2Emucpc : Allows to convert an old diskette file from AMI-CPC
(.CPC) to a diskette file usable with EmuCPC .
It's a CLI command. An ASL requester allows to select
the .CPC source file, the file created's name is the
same that the original .CPC file, with it's extension
changed to .EMUCPC.
- CreeDisk : Create an empty diskette in the .DSK format.
It's a CLI command. WARNING : the diskette created's
name is always DISC.DSK, and if a file of this name
exists, it will be erased by using this command.
- DZ80 : Allow to dissassemble a Z80 binary file.
It's a CLI command. It's need two arguments :
- the name of the source file,
- the start adress for dissassembling. This adress
can be type in decimal, or in hexadecimal, if typing
the '$' character.
Some options allows to put blank lines after some Z80
instructions. To obtain the list of theses options,
just type under the CLI :
"DZ80", without any arguments.
The dissassembling output is sent on the OutPut() of
the dos.library. So you may redirect the output in a
file.
Example of utilisation :
"DZ80 Sapiens.bin $300 >sapiens.asm"
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