Disassembling DOS games

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▶Disassembling DOS games Anonymous 04/13/18 (Fri) 17:17:31 No.897484>>897762 >>898321 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

The Dosbox debugger is pretty decent. It's given me enough to feed into IDA and get a foothold to begin static disasm with some hassle. But I'm wondering if there's something more powerful in terms of dynamic disasm. I know there's Softice but that doesn't play nice with Dosbox or VMs in my experience. Maybe I'm holding it wrong.

▶Anonymous 04/13/18 (Fri) 21:57:58 No.897645

Bumping in the hopes someone can larp to my larp

▶Anonymous 04/14/18 (Sat) 00:43:30 No.897762>>898081

>>897484 (OP)

Just step through it in GDB you lazy bastard. There's a huge list of dissassemblers here https://archive.fo/TLuP8 . IDA pro is preety unique and awesome being developed by the NSA and all that.

▶Anonymous 04/14/18 (Sat) 19:50:10 No.898079

OP, do you have experience disassembling and debugging PS1 games? There's a screenshot on IDA that shows it supports the PS1 CPU, but what I really want is to hook it up to the emulator and find the code I'm interested in interactively.

▶Anonymous 04/14/18 (Sat) 19:53:41 No.898081

>>897762

IDA is proprietary anyway, you should be running it on isolated hardware in the first place

▶Anonymous 04/14/18 (Sat) 21:57:47 No.898162

IDA is my favourite, I've learned so much by using it. IDA + gdbserver... that's good shit.

▶Anonymous 04/15/18 (Sun) 01:09:39 No.898321>>898384

>>897484 (OP)

I used to do some reversing on my Apple II but it's been decades. Are there any Free alternatives to IDA?

▶Anonymous 04/15/18 (Sun) 02:37:10 No.898384>>898858 >>898971

>>898321

IDA is pretty much uncontested in terms of features, but I really like radare2.

▶Anonymous 04/16/18 (Mon) 00:09:30 No.898858