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Started by Mike Ward
Sun, 10 Feb 1985 04:19
MacNosy
Author: Mike Ward
Date: Sun, 10 Feb 1985 04:19
Date: Sun, 10 Feb 1985 04:19
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I am posting this for a friend...
Press Release:
Free the ROM 64 announces the availability of MacNosy, "The Disassembler
for the rest of us", on 512K Macintosh and 1 Meg Lisa systems.
MacNosy is an interactive disassembler that enables MacDevelopers
and MacHackers to recover source code of any Macintosh application
file, ROM, or "code" type resources on the "System" file, etc.
MacNosy includes features to:
* Automatically subdivide a program into procedures and
referenced data blocks.
* Reformat data into its "natural format" via commands.
* Selectively view procedures, code segments and resources
by name, etc.
* Direct dissassembled output to a file for inspection
or assembly.
* Produce reference map for procedure names, trapnames,
etc.
* Search a file for references to selected addresses,
trapnames, strings, etc.
* Play back previously recorded journal files (e.g. "scripts").
* Suspend execution until a later time.
The listings generated by MacNosy contain symbols for the procedure
names, data areas, trapnames, system symbols, and local labels
within a procedure.
MacNosy is availble for $50.00 direct from:
Steve Jasic
c/o Free the ROM 64
343 Trenton Way
Menlo Park, CA 94025
Dealer terms and site licenses are available, contact Steve Jasik
for details (415) 322-1386.
Users of MacNosy should have a knowledge of programming and assembly
language.
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Michael Ward, NCAR/SCD
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Re: MacNosy
Author: Dave Farber
Date: Sun, 10 Feb 1985 15:48
Date: Sun, 10 Feb 1985 15:48
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I have had a copy of MacNosy for a while and it is an excellent product.
I have heard that Jasik and Apple live in a love-hate relationship.
That they use the product but wish others did not have access to it.
Dave
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Dave Farber
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