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- This is a demo version of ReSource V3.01, released 06 April 1989.
-
- The ONLY difference between this demo and the commercial version are that
- all "save" type functions will bring up the "about" message.
-
- This text will help introduce you to ReSource, what it is, and how it can
- help you to be a more productive programmer. For other documentation and
- instructions an how to use ReSource, please obtain the file: RS3DOC.ZOO.
-
- *** ReSource V3.01 Demo ***
-
- "ReSource is an intelligent interactive disassembler which makes full use
- the Amigas windowing environment ... One of the features that distinguish
- ReSource is its ability to produce output which is compatible with most of
- the popular assemblers ... a bargain in this world of overpriced software."
- - from a review by Andre Marino
-
- ReSource is an interactive disassembler for the Amiga computer. Written
- entirely in hand-coded assembly language, this is the most powerful
- disassembler available on ANY personal computer! Over 700 menu functions
- allow you to:
-
- * Load from ANY file, read tracks, or disassemble memory directly.
- * Overlay binary images to disk or memory. New for V3.01.
- * Save ALL, allowing you to continue disassembling later.
- * Save to a ".asm" file, partial saves supported.
- * Automated symbol creation:
- JSR -$1E(A6) becomes JSR _LVOOpen(A6)
- MOVE.L #$3EE,D0 becomes MOVE.L #MODE_NEWFILE,D0
- Over 5000 symbols supported!
- * Incredibly smooth scrolling.
- * Full key rebinding supported. Load/save keytables.
- * Up to 38 user-defined macros available. Load/save/overlay macros,
- looping/conditionals supported, variable execution speed.
- * Supports both local and global macros.
- * Numeric and text processing functions allow you to automate many things
- that used to make disassembling so slow!
- * Search function uses full ARP wildcards. Search forwards, backwards,
- or use the special bi-directional search!
- * The fastest text rendering available on the Amiga.
- * Forwards and backwards referencing allows you to quickly examine
- referenced code/data, and return to your original position.
- Nested references supported.
- * Automatically/manually create labels. Manually create/edit/delete labels,
- symbols, end-of-line comments, full-line comments.
- * Special support for "C" programs, including "A4" register data referencing.
-
- >>> If you're serious about disassembling, look no further! <<<
-
- Read what users of ReSource have to say.
-
- Keith Glover, of Victoria says:
-
- "As a relative newcomer to the world of assembler on the Amiga/68000, I was
- eager to see what ReSource would do. After having obtained a copy of the
- ReSource demo from Megadisc and showing it to a number of other people, we
- all agreed on one thing - whatever your understanding and level of assembler
- knowledge, ReSource is a must!!."
-
- Will Mcgovern, of Kotara,NSW, had this to say:
-
- "I respect the time and effort you have put into ReSource and firmly believe
- that you should be fairly compensated. ...a very reasonable price for such
- a monumental program."
-
- You may purchase the commercial version of ReSource V3.01 from:
-
- The Puzzle Factory - US distributor for ReSource
- P.O. Box 986
- Veneta, OR USA - Check or money order cheerfully accepted.
- (503) 935-3709 - Credit card facilities available soon.
-
- Glen McDiarmid - The author of ReSource
- 28 Marginson Street
- Ipswich, Queensland
- 4305 AUSTRALIA
- (07) 812-2963 - Credit cards, check or money order accepted.
-
- ReSource (C) 1988,1989 Glen McDiarmid
-
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-
- After un-zooing this archive you should find the following files:
-
- RsDemo . . . . . . . . . . . . . The ReSource demo
- ReadMe . . . . . . . . . . . . . This file
- RS.keytable . . . . . . . . . . Key binding data
- RS.macros . . . . . . . . . . . Macro data
-
- Place RS.keytable and RS.macros in your S: directory. Neither file is
- required for the program to run, but they will make your life easier.
-
- You will require "arp.library", at least V34, to be in your LIBS: directory
- before running ReSource.
-
- To run the demo, type:
- 1> [run] RsDemo
-
- It will take a moment to load and unpack itself. The demo version has been
- packed to save you downloading time, but this is not true of the commercial
- version.
-
- After the demo has loaded, you will see the familiar ARP file requester.
- Just enter any small executable file, such as from your C: directory, and
- you can begin to experience the power of ReSource.
-
- NOTE: Because of size constraints, this archive contains only this file
- and the demo of the executable. For other documentation and instructions
- an how to use ReSource, please obtain the file: RS3DOC.ZOO.
-