15 Aug
2013
15 Aug
'13
8:37 p.m.
E. Groenenberg wrote:
Hello.
I need some help, as I'm struggling with some pieces of old
code of which I have only the macro-11 object files of.
So, I'm looking for a disassembler which can read the .obj
file and create a .mac file from it.
I tried Google to find something, but alas, nothing to be found :(
So, it there someone who has such a program?
(BTW, I'm using RSX-11M V4
Thanks,
I suggest that you look for UNMAC7 (if I remember correctly) which
is specifically for .obj files. It is written in F77 and handles both
RSX-11
and RT-11 OBJ files (they are a bit different).
If you can't find the RSX-11 version, then if some one has a F77 compiler
for RSX-11, you can compile the source. Johnny, can you help Ed?
At worst, if you can copy the .obj files to a DOS environment, I can
then move them into Ersatz-11 under RT-11 and run UNMAC7 and
produce the .mac files, move then back to DOS and e-mail you the
results as a text file. I would obviously require a binary copy of any
.obj files. KERMIT might be used.
Can I help with anything else?
If the .obj files are VERY large with hundreds of .Global declarations,
you may need an enhanced version. The .obj files from TSX-Plus are
such an example. Other wise, for normal .obj files, the standard version
of UNMAC7 should do the job.
Jerome Fine