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I have a 6502 decompiler which can turn assembly code into a C-type construct (a code tree). You can also assign English names to memory locations, and even def
by zandorg 18y ago
I have a 6502 decompiler which can turn assembly code into a C-type construct (a code tree). You can also assign English names to memory locations, and even define structures. Then you decompile it with all that English and it makes readable code.
Edit: I wrote it myself and I'm usually at http://www.decompiler.org/ http://www.decompiler.org/ but the website is down, though the Lisp code of the decompiler is fine.