Specifications

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❏ improved code threading (through use of a more complete emulation of
the processor);
❏ improved symbol table output in listing file;
❏ specifying comments in the symbol file for inclusion in the output files;
❏ additional memory map output in listing file;
❏ better support for 8048 code greater than 2 Kbytes and for 8048 variants;
❏ support for additional microprocessors;
❏ support for further variants of the currently supported processors;
❏ disassembly of commonly known "undocumented" instructions.
Fixing actual disassembly errors (if any are discovered) will be treated with
priority.
Note that it is not currently intended to support platforms other than Windows
95/98/Millenium or Windows NT/2000. In particular, there will be no 16-bit
versions for DOS or any other 16-bit operating systems. If the demand exists, a
Linux version may be produced.
Contacting the author
Feedback to Conquest Consultants may be made via [e-mail].
References
The following publications were referred to in the course of the development of
DASMx
. This may also be considered to be a useful reference list for anyone
programming these processors at assembler level and/or inspecting the output of
DASMx
.
[1] M6800 Microprocessor Applications Manual, Motorola Semiconductor
Products Inc., First Edition, 1975.
[2] Hitachi Microcomputer Databook 8-bit HD6800 & 16-bit HD68000, Hitachi
Ltd., March 1983.
[3] Programming the 6502, Rodnay Zaks, Sybex, ISBN 0-89588-046-6, Third
Edition, 1980.
[4] 6502 Assembly Language Programming, Lance A.Leventhal,
Osborne/McGraw-Hill, ISBN 0-931988-27-6, 1979.