Overview
A reassembler is a special kind of disasssembler not only viewing source code, but creating source file for new asm project as well.
And ReAVR is a reassembler for AVR, generating source code from intel hex binaries.
Features are:
- output syntax selectable for ICCAVR, ICCtiny, IAR, GNU and Atmel assembler,
- whole AVR instruction set supported,
- labels "L<6or4hex>:" with BRanch, (R)CALL and (R)JMP instructions,
- labels "D<4hex>:" with LDS/STS addresses,
- user definitions for io registers, LDD/STD offsets and immediate data,
- asm directives for unknown instructions,
- asm directives for constants.
Symbolic names all may be redefined during disassembling session except for bit names; further you can define "Const Blocks" and "Quick DWs“ to exclude byte arrays/single words from being disassembled. A search function is available on output, too.
ReAVR runs under any 32-bit Windows.
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