TT Digger

• Reliable universal interactive disassembler.
• Full M68K range of processors.
• Fully menu and mouse controlled.
• Fully GEM conform.
• Output to screen and file.
• Exhaustive check on validity of addressing modes.
• Superfast label generation.
• Label generation works for very large programs.
• Label generation uses fixup and relocation info.
• Interactive (with the mouse) tracking of jumps and references.
• Backtracking of pages (UNDO) to a depth of 256.
• Disassembly "on the fly" per page of screen.
• Fast searching methods for hex patterns, text and references.
• Commented header information at the start of the listing.
• Distinction between labels in TEXT, DATA and BSS segments.
• Recognition of GEMDOS, BIOS, XBIOS and line_A calls.
• Access to TOS in ROM or RAM.
• Recognition of line_F abuse by TOS 1.0
• Access to the Cartridge port.
• Access to disc sectors (Floppy, harddisc as well as RAM disc's).
• Recognition of executable boot sectors (virus checking).
• Recognition of incorrect program or object file format (link virus).
• Output adaptable to different assemblers (GST, HISOFT, GFA, MCC, MAS, PASM, DevPac etc.).
• Labels in the BSS segment.
• Mark data in the TEXT segment.
• Distinctive marking of .B, .W en .L data.
• Distinctive marking of 16 bit pc relative jump tables.
• Quickly go to references via a click in the journal.
• Quick find indirect jmp's and jsr's.
• Marking as data and jump table is recognized by the label generator.
• Attaching a short comment to the address of a line.
• Permanently store data markings, new names, bookmarks and comments in an index file.
• Naming unrelocated absolute operands.
• Naming standard labels.
• Bookmarking interesting places.
• Fully incorporating symbol tables if present.
• Both DRI and Pure C object files implemented.
• Long names in DRI symbol tables recognized ($48 in low byte of symbol type).
• Smoothly call PPU2O for Pure Pascal units.
• Locality by using menu's in windows.
• Interaction with the user via a journal/console.
• Resume mode. Restart opens previous opened files.

Web links

• Homepage from Digger