It looks awfully like 8080 or Z80 code, to be honest, though I could be
wrong.

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> From:         Paul BRITTON[SMTP:paul.britton@MMSUK.CO.UK]
> Reply To:     pic microcontroller discussion list
> Sent:         Friday, December 12, 1997 6:06 AM
> To:   PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject:      [OT]Help with some hex. (Challenge)
>
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone help with this tricky problem.
>
> I've been given a hex file, but wasn't told which processor
> it is for, (it could be a PIC), I've tried an 8051 disassembler
> but it's not 8051 code.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> It looks like this:
> from 0000 -0FFFH contain just  0FFH
> and then ...
>
> :10100000A20000A2FF09A2FF0BA2FF08A2FF0AA2F2
> :10101000EF06A28000A22000A72000FC2208D03505
>
> This looks like a table of jumps.( Anyone know which processor
> has 0A2H as a jump instruction?
>
>
> :1010200088203B14F8A22000A62000FCA22000A7E4
> :101030002000FC88203214F923F72407F8D524D5A2
> :101040000D8B600506A28400525F0DA20003A20072
> :1010500010A26F02A28103122423DF241C8B100034
> :10106000B8D80DD818D8332202525E8EF7EDD41DB1
> :10107000D933D918D90DD92488FFFF0F0588203B13
> :1010800014F9D03572103672050572040972FC0A23
> :1010900072401188203D14F92D4AE61288203E1432
> :1010A000F92D52E60988203F14F92D42E2208820CC
> :1010B0003D14224AF888203E142252F888203F141A
> :1010C0002242F88821FF148801001F22FFEC8820AB
> :1010D0002F1488002F1F22FFECEB8CF0DD3207AAC3
> :1010E000F109D01AAAF10AD01B9E1B7802078000D2
> :1010F00027200D24208200770411E273FB11E0DD2C
> :10110000760411D9741E11E0D4F667F569F117F76A
> :1011100067F11372FE070A8EF838770415097618FE
>
> and it continues for another 60-70 lines.
>