feilip@gmail.com (feilip) wrote in
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> Which debugger? Do you mean IAR Embedded Workbench?

Yes.

Which debugger? Do you mean IAR Embedded Workbench?

Many thanks for your insight, I appreciate it!


"Mark A. Odell" <odellmark@hotmail.com> wrote in message 
> 
> If you load it up in the debugger it should disassemble it for you. It may
> not have symbols however.

On 25 Oct 2004 11:05:05 -0700, feilip@gmail.com (feilip) wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I was writing some assemble code for TI's MSP430F1101A. However, I
>mistakenly delete my source code and I only have the hex code from my
>chip. Is there any way that I can reverse my hex code into human
>readable format?
>
>Thanks,
>feilip

If you are running MS Windows, the source code may be in the Recycle bin.
You can simply restore the file from there.

feilip@gmail.com (feilip) wrote in
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> Hi,
> 
> I was writing some assemble code for TI's MSP430F1101A. However, I
> mistakenly delete my source code and I only have the hex code from my
> chip. Is there any way that I can reverse my hex code into human
> readable format?

If you load it up in the debugger it should disassemble it for you. It may
not have symbols however. 

-- 
- Mark ->
--

Hi,

I was writing some assemble code for TI's MSP430F1101A. However, I
mistakenly delete my source code and I only have the hex code from my
chip. Is there any way that I can reverse my hex code into human
readable format?

Thanks,
feilip