On Thu, 21 Dec 1995, John P. Wittkoski wrote:

> I just checked ResEdit 2.1.1, although I have seen it in 2.1.3 also.
> Open a code resource, select one of them, and then choose the 
> Resource->Open Resource Editor item (for disassembly) or the
> Resource->Open Hex Editor item (for hex output) or both. 
> 
> Maybe I just happen to have a copy that already has the optional code
> dissembler installed? I never thought it was optional but....?

There's a very basic disassembler built-in.  The optional add-on does 
a thorough analysis of the code, breaks it up into segments according to 
the locations that jmp/jsr/b** (branch) calls are made to, and even 
replaces known globals with their text strings.  Don't ask me how this 
works or how well this works.  It's only very recently *that* it works.  
Last time, it just crashed every time I opened a code resource.  I think 
I've got a newer version than that now, though I'm still using 2.1.1.  I 
think I had 2.0 or so before.  :-)

Later,

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