dis68k

dis68k is a public domain disassembler for the 68000 by W. de Waal, originally developed in 1991 and written in era-appropriate unstandardised C. It was released into the public domain in 1993.

This fork of dis68k seeks to modernise that source code:

• to ensure that it builds with modern compilers;
• to give it normative command-line invocation; and
• where possible, to adapt the code to utilise more modern language constructs.

Usage

dis68k < file.rom > disassembly.txt

This disassembler reads from stdin and writes to stdout. You can therefore use the usual means of composition to disassemble directly from compressed files and/or to compress the output: zcat file.gz | dis68k > disassembly.txt or similar.

By default the disassembler will assume that the input begins at address 0 and that execution begins at address 0. You can modify those assumptions with a map file.

Map Files

Example map file:

romstart = FC0000
FC0000,FC0030,data
FC0030,FF0000,code

This says:

1. the input file data should be located at address FC0000;
2. treat the region starting at FC0000 and ending just before FC0030 as data;
3. treat the region starting at FC0030 and ending just before FF0000 as code.

Map files are specified to the disassembler using the -m option, e.g.

dis68k -m file.map < file.rom > disassembly.txt