Best 68K disassembler for Windows

[TXG/MNX]

Hi,

 

I am looking for a good 68K disassembler that can handle big files and that I can define my own labels the disassembler uses.

 

I prefer a Windows version.

 

Anyone knows a good one ?

[witchspace]

The open source reverse engineering framework Radare ( https://radare.org/r/). It is interactive and you can define labels and other metadata. It can also handle huge files. I personally like it lot, though I'm not sure about the state of its windows support because I use Ubuntu. There are however windows binaries available.

 

Alternatively, the non-free version of IDA Pro can handle 68000 just fine.

 

[ggn]

You might also want to try https://www.onlinedisassembler.com/static/home/. And of course there's the good old easyrider running natively on the ST.

[Cyprian]

PeaSauce Disassembler

http://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=24266

[invisible kid]

PeaSauce works great! Thanks for that one.

[mikro]

ImHex (not only for Windows).

[invisible kid]

I couldn't get ImHex going. I don't run a popular linux distro so I need access to the source. I could only find binaries of ImHex even though it said the source was a available. I read in a thread that building it requires a late version of C++, so I would have to update gnu c++, which I'm not sure I would want to do anyway. I did try the binary, but after installing multiple requirements, it needed a later version of libc. I'm sure it works fine on its targets though!

Edited January 29 by invisible kid

[ggn]

On 1/29/2024 at 2:23 PM, invisible kid said:

I couldn't get ImHex going. I don't run a popular linux distro so I need access to the source. I could only find binaries of ImHex even though it said the source was a available.

Literally the first result in Google search for "imhex": https://github.com/WerWolv/ImHex