🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <200005152120.0psp@beames.demon.co.uk>, Dave Beames
<dave@beames.demon.co.uk> writes
>So, I know that the instruction that I need to alter is the MOVE.L above,
>and that it occurs approx halfway between F11C and F1B8, but my
>disassembler *only* gives addresses which are addressed (IYSWIM), so I
>don't know the addresses of the individual instructions between those two
>labels.         I've looked at the area with NewZAP till I'm blue in the face,
>but I can't see anything helpful.

You want a program called deksid. It works like newzap - allows you to
view the contents of a file in hex/ascii and alter them plus it has a
built-in disassembler which will decode the instruction at the cursor.
It also lets you search for ascii/hex within the file.

Aminet:

Deksid210.lha      disk/moni   92K 324 Deksid 2.10 - Disk/File editor
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Chris Sumner