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mk79 wrote:Wow, I didn't know this version existed! I've been using a patched Talent version for the last 25 years, it's an invaluable tool.Martin_Head wrote:It then starts the Talent/Quanta Assembler Workbench monitor
Martin_Head wrote:Here is an update to the DisCharge decompiler.
DisCharge now supports 7 SuperCharge versions, and 6 Turbo code generator versions.
I have also tried to make the decompiler a little easier to use by automating the process of disassembling.
When you run the DisCharge program, It now asks you for the file name of the executable program.
It then starts the Talent/Quanta Assembler Workbench monitor (available here http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/asm/talentaw22.zip). Does the disassembly, processes the result and then gives you the option of automatically starting the correct main decompiling program.
For anyone interested in seeing the kind of outputs DisCharge generates for the same program compiled with different options, I have included some samples.
I fear, that is quite much more complicated, as first the QLib runtimes should be disassembled to know, how the _obj accesses it and how the _obj uses it.mk79 wrote:First of all, very cool project, congratulations! Now do Qliberator
I assume you mean you increased the 30 in the line DIM arrayElements(30,1) near the start of the program.bixio60 wrote:Yes, this last version (0619) is definitively a step forward in the term of usability and easiness of the program.
I am trying to decode the program Astrologer/Astronomer from DP and I got the error "assignArray is full", i did try different (bigger value) for the array but so far no success.
Fabrizio
