Disassembler for the Mitsubishi MH6111/Toshiba TMP76C75T.
- Disassemble DSM ECU E931 binary that was assembled from the commented source
- Make a bit perfect binary from the disassembly
- Disasseble N/A ECU binary using symbol file by working through step by step against E931 commented source
- Make a bit perfect binary from the disassembly
cc -largp -o 7675Disassm ecuBinDisasm.c
Usage: 7675Disassm [OPTION...] <BINARY FILE> [SYMBOL FILE]
Disassembler for the MH6111/TMP76C75T(7675)
-l, --linenumbers Print line numbers
-r, --rawbytes Print raw bytes
-?, --help Give this help list
--usage Give a short usage message
-V, --version Print program version
Report bugs to <janehacker1@gmail.com>
./7675Disassm standard_E932_E931_source.obj e931.sym
- Format: TYPE\tBYTES\t\t[LABEL]
- eg.:
code E4A1 ecuInit
- eg.:
reg
- for registers, but only for the sym file, syn:
code
- for registers, but only for the sym file, syn:
code
- process as code, line starting at address BYTES, with LABEL
data
- process as data, line starting at address BYTES, with LABEL
vector
- vector table, line starting at address BYTES, with LABEL
org
- origin (location counter)
skip
- do not generate labels for address BYTES
- Lines starting with a semi-colon (;) are ignored
This code was, let's be honest, hacked together simply to rip apart a binary and compare it to commented code (E931) and even produce a "usable" binary from it. Beyond that who knows how it may act.
Oh, and "usable" means bit-perfect to the original and NOT useable in an ECU in a running car. Especially if it is used to modify the code!
This is just a toy to learn.