On a side note, AssemblyBandit TI-86 disassembler apparently generated comments. Do you think you could add this to your disassembler too?

Generated comments, I don't see what you mean. You can make comments in the Assembly code, but not sure of what generating comments is :S

Some of you may have heard about Assemblex, which will be the best Z80 Disassembler out there when released.

Features:
> Type Hex and Convert to Assembly in almost real-time
> Save the Hex file as .txt or .hex
> Save the Assembly code as .asm
> Save both the Hex and Assembly as .txt
> Open .txt Hex files
> Edit functions: (Select All, Undo, Redo, Cut, Copy Paste, Clear)
> Tools (Hex to Decimal, Decimal to Hex, String to Hex, Hex to String)
> About box
> Displays errors such as invalid number of bytes and non-hexadecimal characters.
> Supports all opcodes for all Assembly Instructions, official and unofficial

To do:
> Support for BCall's

This is a Python project, using wxPython.

Here's are the latest screenshots:







I have managed how to read .8xp files already BCall's are all that's left.

I mean a comment as in something that describe what a line of code does. AssemblyBandit disassembler apparently auto-generate them.

Also Assemblex will be the name of your project, right?

Assemblex is the name of my program.

Here is a comment example:

This looks very nice. Sorry if You've said it already, but what do you use for the gui?

wxPython, coded from scratch

www.davidgom.co.cc/Assemblex0003.zip

Well, here it is, the third build!

Features:
> Disassembles a .8xp file (pre-beta stage, working more or less)
> You can type Hexadecimal code and it'll be converted to Assembly code in almost real time
> Convert decimal to hexadecimal
> Convert hexadecimal to decimal

> Edit menu:
>> Select All
>> Undo
>> Redo
>> Copy
>> Cut
>> Paste
>> Clear
>> Number of Words
>> Find and Replace

> New Menu
>> New
>> Open a hex file (.txt, .hex)
>> Save Asm (.txt, .asm)
>> Save HeX (.txt, .hex)
>> Save Asm and Hex (.txt)
>> Exit


> Convert Menu
>> Convert
>> Disassemble File

> Tools Menu
>> Decimal to hexadecimal
>> Hexadecimal to decimal

> Help Menu
>> About



Please download and tell me what you think, it's a 5 MB .zip folder, and will be 15mb folder when unzipped. It's not large, very small actually.


The file is Assemblex.exe, but you need to unzip all of the files.

The bold things are the new things since the last build

Hello ScoutDavid, that's a very good idea, and your program has lot of functions.
That's a good work. Do you think you will also program it in Java for make it as applet ?

I'm french, so my english can contain errors. The text in french :

Salut ScoutDavid, c'est une très bonne idée, et ton programme dispose de nombreuses fonctionnalités.
Très bon travail. Penses-tu reprogrammer ce programme en Java pour qu'il soit disponible en tant qu'applet ?

Bye !

Features:
> Disassembles a .8xp file (pre-beta stage, working more or less)
> You can type Hexadecimal code and it'll be converted to Assembly code in almost real time
> Convert decimal to hexadecimal
> Convert hexadecimal to decimal

> Edit menu:
>> Select All
>> Undo
>> Redo
>> Copy
>> Cut
>> Paste
>> Clear
>> Number of Words
>> Find and Replace

> File Menu
>> New
>> Load .8xp File (working better now)
>> Open a hex file (.txt, .hex)
>> Save Asm (.txt, .asm)
>> Save HeX (.txt, .hex)
>> Save Asm and Hex (.txt)
>> Exit


> Convert Menu
>> Convert

> Tools Menu
>> Decimal to hexadecimal
>> Hexadecimal to decimal

> Help Menu
>> About

RAM Addresses and Labels are now written in hexadecimal with a $ before.

What I'm sure will be updated next version:
> Possibility to save as .z80;

What I still have to do:
> Bcalls;
> Negatives;
> GUI Fixes;
> Optimizations (not that the program is slow, it's quite fast actually);
> Try real-time conversion.

Link

www.davidgom.co.cc/Assemblex0004.zip

Cool, replace function , does it replace all?

Nice update

Yes it does. BCALLS WERE ADDED!!!!! My disassembler is almost ready I am also adding a EXPORT TO 8XP FUNCTION