ARM Decoder Software - Useful for Compiler Writers
Graeme (8815) 103 posts |
Many years ago I found some software by Henrik Bjerregarrd Pederson. The latest version I have is from July 1992. This gives you 32-bits to click on to flip between zero and one and it tells you the ARM instruction that is executed by that 32-bit number. It uses the Debugger_Disassemble SWI to do this. This means it still works now, even for VFP instructions. The problem is the icons are too small on a modern screen, the bits are not numbered. There is a lot more this software could do. I’ve created a fresh new program to tackle the same problem. Here are the improvements: 1) Bigger icons to click, for bigger screens This can be downloaded from: http://www.ro32.co.uk/armenc.zip,a91 You may need to move this to a writable directory, set the file type of !Fix to Obey and run this to set the files types and filenames correctly. |