6.1

What's Changed

• Bug fix for bad code in disassembly. Specifically, data for the Z80 can target "empty" cells in the decoding table, causing errors. Those empty cells now have a fake opcode called "---" to handle these conditions.

Full Changelog: 6.0...6.1

6.0

I am pleased to announce the latest release of the AppleCommander disassembler!

Note 1: With this release all components are Java 21. Please be certain you are running Java 21+. Also note that there is a native compile, so feel free to use that instead!

Note 2: As with AppleCommander, I am stepping away from semantic versioning. I don't know what release "0.x" means either!

Breaking Changes - CLI

• Some switches were changed around:
  • --hide-labels is now --no-labels.
  • --labels=a,b,c is now --library=a,b,c.

Breaking Changes - API

• Packaging is now under org.applecommander.
• Disassembler usage has changed. Please see Disassembler API.

Enhancements

• Java 21 is now required.
• Added Z80 instruction set.
• Added p-code instruction set, and more importantly, there is capability to decode Apple Pascal codefiles. This appears to apply to Both Apple II Pascal and Apple III Pascal.
• Added more labels to the disassembler.
• The acdasm help page also lists defaults for instruction sets as well as the label libraries.

Bug Fixes

• Unit testing was added for instruction decoding. Found a number of little glitches and fixed those.

Full Changelog: 0.5.0...6.0

0.5.0

Updates, thanks to @ThomasFok!!

• Distinguish skipped instructions from invalid instructions (??? versus ---). PR #3
• Wrap address around to $0000 when it crosses $FFFF. PR #4
• Validate address and offset options are in a valid range. PR #5
• Java 11 throughout both (CPI and API) projects.

0.4.0

Adding offset to skip leading bytes to acdasm CLI (--offset) and to the API.

0.3.0

Initial release with support for 6502, 6502 + invalid instructions, 65C02, and SWEET16. Early setup for identifying addresses.