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Technical discussions about Freescale Microcontrollers: M68HC11. (Freescale Semiconductor is a Subsidiary of Motorola).
decompile file - v_illiev - Nov 14 9:21:00 2005
Hello
I have file, that contains information stored in an EPROM. Can I view
program? uP is MC68HC11E1.
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I have file, that contains information stored in an EPROM. Can I view
program? uP is MC68HC11E1.
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Re: decompile file - Huey Fen - Nov 14 9:39:00 2005
> I have file, that contains information stored in an EPROM. Can I view
> program? uP is MC68HC11E1
I am not sure with your case, but I've been trying to read the data in EPROM using universal programmer. It's in s19 file. I copied everything and used disassembler to view the program. That was what I've done. Anyway, this is not a good method. May be others will provide you better solution.
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> program? uP is MC68HC11E1
I am not sure with your case, but I've been trying to read the data in EPROM using universal programmer. It's in s19 file. I copied everything and used disassembler to view the program. That was what I've done. Anyway, this is not a good method. May be others will provide you better solution.
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Re: decompile file - Jaap van Ganswijk - Nov 15 2:07:00 2005
At 2005-11-14 14:21, v_illiev wrote:
>I have file, that contains information stored in an EPROM.
>Can I view program? uP is MC68HC11E1.
You'd first need a disassembler.
The problem however is that the EPROM can contain
data and program code and both can be intermixed.
Quite a lot of human labor is usually needed
to interpret the contents of an EPROM correctly
and especially when you want to make it
reassemble-able again in code that is easy
to maintain.
I have quite a lot of experience with so called
re-engineering. What are you trying to achieve?
Greetings,
Jaap
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>I have file, that contains information stored in an EPROM.
>Can I view program? uP is MC68HC11E1.
You'd first need a disassembler.
The problem however is that the EPROM can contain
data and program code and both can be intermixed.
Quite a lot of human labor is usually needed
to interpret the contents of an EPROM correctly
and especially when you want to make it
reassemble-able again in code that is easy
to maintain.
I have quite a lot of experience with so called
re-engineering. What are you trying to achieve?
Greetings,
Jaap
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