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| − | A '''disassembler''' is a piece of software that translates machine code into its [[assembly]] language. Since there is always a one-to-one correspondance between a machine code instruction and an assembly langauge instruction, it's quite easy to turn the former into the latter, but it's very difficult to translate machine code into a high-level language like C.
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| − | Automated disassembly is still rather inaccurate, because no disassembler can distinguish between code and data. Analyzing disassemblers mitigate this problem somewhat, but the best way to get a proper disassembly is with an interactive disassembler like [[Interactive Disassembler|IDA Pro]].
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| − | There are disassemblers available for the [[Motorola 68000]] processor.
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| − | ==List of disassemblers==
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| − | *[[Interactive Disassembler]] (multi format)
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| − | *[[Hitachi SH Disassembler]] (Hitachi SH-1 and SH-2)
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| − | *[[sh2d]] (Hitachi SH-1 and SH-2)
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| − | *[[68kd]] (Motorola 68000)
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| − | *[[SMS Examine]] (Zilog Z80)
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