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A '''disassembler''' is a piece of software which takes Machine Code and translates into it's assembly equivellent. As Assembly does not contain the same level of "Syntactic Sugar" as C and C++, it can produce a fairly accurate representation of how a program written in [[assembly]] may have looked.
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There are disassemblers and assemblers available for the [[Motorola 68000]] processor.
 
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A piece of software which takes Machine Code and translates into it's assembly equivellent. As Assembly does not contain the same level of "Syntactic Sugar" as C and C++, it can produce a fairly accurate representation of how a program written in Assembly may have looked.
 
 
There are disassemblers and assemblers available for the 68K processor.
 

Revision as of 02:51, 12 October 2005

A disassembler is a piece of software which takes Machine Code and translates into it's assembly equivellent. As Assembly does not contain the same level of "Syntactic Sugar" as C and C++, it can produce a fairly accurate representation of how a program written in assembly may have looked.

There are disassemblers and assemblers available for the Motorola 68000 processor.