In 1982 I wrote/composed a program to have disassembled code on paper, with page numbers. Read more about it here.
The core routine of the disassembler is the well-known Steve Wozniak/Allen Baum 1976 article A 6502 Disassembler from Apple
The program is a TTY program. I build it with the then current hardware and software of my KIM-1:
- 32K RAM from $2000
- Video terminal uppercase 24×32 on the KIM TTY serial in/output
- A parallel ASCII keyboard connected to the second 6532 RIOT port
- A serial connected, at 9600 baud, Heathkit H14 matrix printer
- Dual audio cassette records under motor control
- MICRO ADE assembler/Editor, extended and with video TTY as output, parallel keyboard as input and could print at the H14 printer
See also:
KIM-1 Simulator update
I spent some time the last days cleaning up and enhancing the documentation and usability. The Raspberry Pi version i...
I spent some time the last days cleaning up and enhancing the documentation and usability. The Raspberry Pi version i...
KIM-1 Simulator simple demo
To test my new HDMI 4K USB Video Capture I made two videos. Simulator running on one notebook, the other notebook with t...
To test my new HDMI 4K USB Video Capture I made two videos. Simulator running on one notebook, the other notebook with t...
Updates to KIM-1, AIM 65 and SYM-1 pages
With the help of users on the German Classic Computing forum I have added many manuals and magazines in German about tho...
With the help of users on the German Classic Computing forum I have added many manuals and magazines in German about tho...
Cassette reading problems KIM-1
Another article from the Dutch KIM Kenner magazine: RECORDING PROGRAMS WITH THE KIM-1 AND THE CASSETTE RECORDEROrigin...
Another article from the Dutch KIM Kenner magazine: RECORDING PROGRAMS WITH THE KIM-1 AND THE CASSETTE RECORDEROrigin...