Category : Miscellaneous Language Source Code
Archive : BUBBLE.ZIP
Filename : BUBBLE.HLP
Output of file : BUBBLE.HLP contained in archive : BUBBLE.ZIP
The Bubble Chamber Help Log
Copyright (c) RH Factor Software, 1988
All Rights Reserved.
The Bubble Chamber requires four external files to run. The
first is the data file. It must be present or you would not have
made it this far. The other three file names are available for
entry/edit on the program's main screen.
The Input File is the program (.COM or .EXE) that you
wish to disassemble. The input file must be in the
default directory.
The Output File is created in the default directory.
This file will hold the assembly language source code
created by the Bubble Chamber.
The Map File is a scratch file to hold the 'map' of
instructions vs. data areas in the input file.
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Once the file names have been set, you are free to select
from the following functions:
F3: Set Start allows you to specify the starting offset
address, as well as the beginning and ending positions
in the file. Note that the addresses are all entered in
hex.
F5: Build Map directs the computer to build a map which
defines data vs. instruction areas. This is necessary
before the file can be properly disassembled.
F6: Edit Map. This key allows you to change the map.
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F7: Save Map. This key saves the map for later use.
F8: Load Map. Loads a previously saved map.
F9: Run. The run key directs the program to produce
the assembly source code.
F10: Auto Run. This key produces the same effect as
pressing F5, F7 and F9 (Build Map, Save Map, and Run).
NOTICE:
You are licensed to use the Beta Release for evaluation only. You may make
and distribute copies of the Beta Release only.
To receive a copy of The Bubble Chamber, Release 1.0 send $29.00 (check, MC, or
Visa) to:
RH Factor Software (RSH)
P.O. Box 6466
Kent, WA 98064-6466
Washington Residents please add 8.1% sales tax. Comments are always welcome.
Registration includes The Bubble Chamber Manual. The manual contains details
on modifying the Bubble Chamber data file, adding macro recognition, command
line options, and customizing for different processor levels.
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