$DA Disassembly

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$DA Disassembly

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Got a heap of disassemblies from over the years from numerous sources.
Will try and put them all up here.
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Re: $DA Disassembly

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thats a serious infestation of dissasemblies mate great job allways good to have them floating round.
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Re: $DA Disassembly

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No problem.
Some are better than others, hopefully they help a few people out.
I was planning on doing a bit of summary of masks to calibration size, no. cyls, 1bar/2bar, MAP/MAF, etc., haven't had time yet, but hopefully shortly.
No point having all the information if you can't find the bit you want.
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Re: $DA Disassembly

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Indeed some really good stuff here. I was looking for a disasm of some type a while ago (i cant remember why now so it no longer matters) but i could only find references to it on the net, not the actual file itself! Its good to preserve them here :)

If you know of any that are really good it might be good to flag them somehow so anyone interested in general reverse engineering can have a read of how GM do things even if its a different program to the one they are interested in. I imagine there must be lots of similarities between different programs.
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