Simply open the add-in file and select SH3B as the processor type.
Offset 0x7000..0x7044 with IDA:

Code: [Select]

ROM:00007000 loc_7000:                               ; DATA XREF: ROM:0009DFFC
ROM:00007000                                         ; ROM:0009E17C
ROM:00007000                 mov.l   r14, @-r15
ROM:00007002                 sts.l   pr, @-r15
ROM:00007004                 add     #-4, r15
ROM:00007006                 mov.l   r4, @r15
ROM:00007008                 mov.l   dword_7028, r3 ; h'300034
ROM:0000700A                 jsr     @r3
ROM:0000700C                 mov     r5, r14
ROM:0000700E                 mov.l   dword_702C, r1 ; h'38DF00
ROM:00007010                 mov     #1, r6
ROM:00007012                 mov     #0, r4
ROM:00007014                 jsr     @r1
ROM:00007016                 mov     r6, r5
ROM:00007018                 mov.l   dword_7030, r7 ; h'33767C
ROM:0000701A                 extu.w  r14, r5
ROM:0000701C                 mov.l   @r15, r4
ROM:0000701E                 add     #4, r15
ROM:00007020                 lds.l   @r15+, pr
ROM:00007022                 jmp     @r7
ROM:00007024                 mov.l   @r15+, r14
ROM:00007024 ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ROM:00007026                 .align 4
ROM:00007028 dword_7028:     .data.l h'300034        ; DATA XREF: ROM:00007008
ROM:0000702C dword_702C:     .data.l h'38DF00        ; DATA XREF: ROM:0000700E
ROM:00007030 dword_7030:     .data.l h'33767C        ; DATA XREF: ROM:00007018
ROM:00007034 ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ROM:00007034                 mov.l   dword_706C, r7 ; h'38FE4C
ROM:00007036                 mov     #0, r6
ROM:00007038                 mov.l   dword_7070, r4 ; h'38FE50
ROM:0000703A                 bra     loc_7042
ROM:0000703C                 mov.l   @r7, r2
ROM:0000703E ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ROM:0000703E
ROM:0000703E loc_703E:                               ; CODE XREF: ROM:00007046
ROM:0000703E                 mov.l   r6, @r2
ROM:00007040                 add     #4, r2
ROM:00007042
ROM:00007042 loc_7042:                               ; CODE XREF: ROM:0000703A
ROM:00007042                 mov.l   @r4, r5
ROM:00007044                 cmp/hs  r5, r2


The thing is, we need to know PRIZM Assembly to make a disassembler. PRIZM Assembly is not the same as all SH3 Assembly, AFAIK. Not every machines with the same processor work the same way, I guess. Also, I believe it won't take much time for Qwerty and other Prizm hackers to start coding Asm

Don't forget that a bomb hitting another bomb sets both off.

Looks great so far!

That's important and tricky to code, it seems.

I wish I could post screenies, but I'm in the middle of something really big.  Sorry, but when screenies do come you'll see tons of progress

What I'd like is another .8xk demo I loved it, but yeah screenies are OK too.

You code HTML, you don't program HTML. Also I can make a HTML program, but even though, it's markup language.

Quote from: Scout on January 17, 2011, 03:50:52 pm

HTML and CSS aren't programming languages, not something you can "count as/as not", it's fact, like '1+1=2', you can't discuss it.
HTML is a markup language, not a programming language.

You are actually quite mistaken, Scout:

Quote from: http://www.devarticles.com/c/b/HTML/

Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is the authoring software language used for building web pages. It is a subset of Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML). In HTML, a block of text is often surrounded by tags that indicate how a browser should display it. There’s much more to HTML than that, of course...

For example, you can store and then later recall information using HTML. You can also use HTML to create a webpage calculator.

I could even make COD:Black Ops HTML+Images+CSS only, it would still be a markup language. It defines documents on a browser, so a browser is a pre-requisite. Eitherway, a markup language is not the same thing as a programming language.

I can't read it all, but Xeda, it's unfair, you're half a maths teacher

I actually kinda like version 4. 

I like the newest version the most

Very nice!  But whys the program called powder?

Isn't the orignal one called Power too?

Quote from: ScoutDavid on January 17, 2011, 07:45:41 am

Great, someone did what I asked for

Also, I was wondering if it could return all the Variables used and all the Variables that are not-used? If yes, that would be really cool, but this is great as well, congratulations both of you

that's all it does

The used variables are highlighted.
The variables in a comment are greyed.

I thought it returned if a certain variable was used or not, but if not, noice! (nice with british accent)