Still searching for Hexeditor with graphics view.

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By CrazyBoss

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30-07-2007, 12:30

Hello.

I remember in the Past, i used a monitor tool, called MON or MON2 or maybe MM ? it was a comfile, i used it with dos2.

It have a hexeditor and dissassembler window, and then you can watch graphics window too. So you can watch if its graphics or not (sprites, userdeffined chars etc).

I think its made by a german but the program is in english

And it used to work in mode 80.

Any clues ?

-Claus-

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By jltursan

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30-07-2007, 12:48

As MM I only know MultiMente; but it's not a debugger but a file manager. Maybe you'll find easier a cross tool that runs under Windows

By Jipe

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30-07-2007, 13:44

yes is MON.COM but last version name is SHEM.COM

SHEM Ver 1.23 1993 (c) Sherry

download to http://www.interq.or.jp/white/white/fswold/tool.html

push Tab key for Help

By NYYRIKKI

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30-07-2007, 13:55

I think I've seen this tool loong time a go. how ever I didn't find it useful for me.

I suggest that you take a look at Super-X that is available on my site:
http://msx.fi/nyyrikki

This tool has all the same functionality + much much more. This is loaded from BASIC but you can read/disassemble/ modify COM files as well if you load them to VRAM. Practically you can use this software to edit / search / monitor / save any type of files, ROM's, memory mappers or disks in HEX, assembler, character editor or ASCII. Reading in Kanji is also supported. Read the manual for more details. This is not all of the funtionality. :)

By nikodr

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30-07-2007, 13:58

Nyyrikki this is so great,can i assume that it preselects and understand external ram in slots?I have a 4mbyte expansion,would it understand it at once?

By NYYRIKKI

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30-07-2007, 14:07

This tool it self does not need memory mapper, so it uses the mapper that happens to be selected. It also works on computers (minimum MSX2) that do not have mapper. How ever as I said it can be used to handle any type of mappers or ROMs in any slots as long as you know what you are doing. When you start the software it will give you summary of your computer in very compact form. After that it's up to you what you do. It also supports changeing of directory if you have DOS2 or CPU if you have MSX tR etc. etc.

By NYYRIKKI

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30-07-2007, 15:26

Explanation of how to decode the initial screen message: (This example is about MSX tR with 1MB external memory and IDE-interface in BlueMSX)

SLOT: P0=#0-0:P1=#3-0:P2=#3-0:P3=#3-0
This line means that area #0000-3FFF is currently selected as ROM and other memory area is selected as RAM. 
This configuration can be referred as "#S" in any command.

RAM: P0=#3-0:P1=#3-0:P2=#3-0:P3=#3-0
All of the RAM can be found from slot 3-0

X(P0-1):#3-0:#3-0 MAIN-ROM(P0-1):#0-0
This means that Super-X program is loaded to area #0000-#7FFF in slot #3-0 and that MSX BIOS & MSX BASIC
is located in slot 0-0

SUB-ROM(P0):#3-1 FDC-ROM(P1):#2-0:#3-2
This means that MSX2 SUB-ROM is located in address #0000-#3FFF in slot 3-1. Primary diskdrive controller (IDE)
is located in slot 2-0 and secondary diskdrive controller (floppy) is located in slot 3-2

EXP:o:*:o:o DISK:A:B:C:D:E:F STACK:E20C
This means that SLOT 0 is expanded, SLOT 1 is NOT expanded, SLOT 2 is expanded and SLOT 3 is expanded.
Disk drive letters A-F are in use and stack (last free memory address) is in #E20C

MAPPER SUPPORT=o
This means that memory mapper is supported.

MAPPER RAM:#3-0/SEG=0~#31:#1/SEG=0~63
This means that primary memory mapper in slot 3-0 has 32 * 16KB memory (512KB) and secondary memory
mapper in SLOT 1 has 64*16KB memory (1MB)

MAPPER:P0=%3:P1=%2:P2=%1:P3=%0
This means that memory area #0000-#3FFF is located in mapper page 3, memory area #4000-#7FFF is located
in mapper page 2, memory area #8000-#BFFF is located in mapper page 1, memory area #C000-#FFFF is located
in mapper page 0. 

If you think you need this information later you can take a screen shot of it by pressing CTRL+V. You can view the screen shot at any time by pressing SELECT... or you can display current situation from command line by entering command CK. Quick overview of most of the commands can be seen by pressing GRAPH+SPACE

Hope that this helps you to get started. I wrote this explanation because the initial screen may look a bit scary at first sight. Smile Anyway... it is VERY good idea to RTFM!

By CrazyBoss

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30-07-2007, 15:27

thanks i will try that Smile

-Claus-

By ARTRAG

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30-07-2007, 20:17

do you need it in PC windows or under msx?

By CrazyBoss

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30-07-2007, 22:42

Both Smile

PC is ok too. MSX i have to use it with EMULATOR.

But its importend it can show graphics.

E.G Sprite graphics in games etc.

-CB

By ARTRAG

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30-07-2007, 23:01

try
ICY Hexplorer

it is free and shows graphic at variable bit depth

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