Re: HLASM dissasembler

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From: Bill Lynch
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 1998 00:00

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driker2 wrote:
> 
(snippage)
> It looks like disasm I wrote and modified for naspa/ CBT tape in 1985.

I'd bet my own money that you're right. I've heard that it is the
disassembler from the CBT tape, packaged & documented as an IBM product.

Maybe you could explain how it decides what's data and what's code? I
disassembled a COBOL II program and ended up with a section decoded as
data, then had an invalid "MC" instruction. Curious how it decides.

TIA,
Bill Lynch

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