This software is public domain. It is not copyrighted and thus may be distributed legally in any fashion.
RoboWar Disassembler reads in RoboWar robot files and creates text files containing well-formatted source code and hardware specifications for that robot. It works on any sort of robot, regardless of password protection.
To disassemble a robot, launch the Disassembler. Select the “Open/Disassemble” command from the File menu. The Disassembler will present an “Open file” dialog box; select the robot file you wish to disassemble. The Disassembler will then present you with a “Save” dialog box; type the name of the text file that will contain the source code.
While the Disassembler preserves the sequence of instructions, it loses any label names or comments in the original source code. The disassembler uses words from the International Radio Alphabet in place of label names.
Note that the Debugger supports drag-and-drop robot opening. You can drag one or several RoboWar robot files onto the Debugger application to disassemble several robots at once.
Some other changes since the last version include:
* The Disassembler now handles the “debugger” instruction correctly, and it no longer burps when faced with a line such as “-1 radar' setint.”
* I finally gave it a proper Macintosh interface.
* Source code files no longer have excess spaces.
Please send any questions or comments to Josh Goldfoot <jgfoot@minerva.cis.yale.edu>.
