Human Folly about “disassembling”

Optimize (agner.org):
#Agner Fog has written a GPL utility called objconv useful for, among other things, #disassembling an ELF or COFF/PE file into assemblable assembly (in NASM, FASM, gas, or MASM syntax) with useful labels, but it only supports Intel/AMD architectures. Faced with a RISC-V ELF executable it disassembles it as amd64!
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Reko (github.com):
#Reko-Decompiler #disassembling #retrocomputing written in C#
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Decompiler (sourceforge.net):
"Reko Decompiler" is written in C# and supports #disassembling 68k, ARM, MIPS, PowerPC, Risc-V, Sparc, x86, Z80, etc., code (and even decompiling to C), with a GUI and command-line interface, mostly targeted at #retrocomputing I think
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Fixing frequent freezing of Wasteland 1 when using mouse (web.archive.org):
#disassembling a game called “Wasteland 1” to fix a bug that caused frequent freezes, using DOSBox’s built-in debugger, IDA, and Visual Studio
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How do I disassemble raw 16 bit x86 machine code (stackoverflow.com):
#disassembling master boot records with ndisasm or objdump
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Disassembling a flat binary file using objdump (stackoverflow.com):
use --adjust-vma=0x100 for #disassembling a binary file that gets loaded at 0x100
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Objdump adjust vma offset in GNU utilities (stackoverflow.com):
for #disassembling #MS-DOS COM files, objdump -m i386 -M i8086,att -b binary -D --adjust-vma=0x100 foo.com
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