On Tue, 27 Jan 2004, Andrew Warren wrote:

> Liam O'Hagan <PICLIST@mitvma.mit.edu> wrote:
>
> > Does anyone remember the tool that would take a PIC hex file and
> > produce ASM from it?
>
>     MPLAB will disassemble the code for you, but won't replace
>     numbers with symbols; I don't know of a PIC disassembler that
>     will do that.  However, the tedious process of MANUALLY labeling
>     addresses and constants seems -- in my experience -- to be a
>     critical element in the success of any reverse-engineering
>     effort.

My PICDIS (www.picemulator.com) will create symbols, both for program
addressess and the SFRs and their bits.

Though I really should add the user symbol table...

Bill

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