How Convert a Hex Code to a ASM???

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  1. - 21st January 2011, 09:15 #1
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    Hi, Steve

    Looks to be a PicBasic generated Hex ...

    look at the "GOTO Init" line in the beginning and the "END" lines at the end ...

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    Does the author mind if you hack their code? often if they don't mind, they will supply the source. What you want to do is a very time consuming process.

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    look at the "GOTO Init" line in the beginning and the "END" lines at the end
    Is this unique for PBP? All my asm programs start with goto/gosub INIT. they also all "end"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Acetronics View Post
    Hi, Steve

    Looks to be a PicBasic generated Hex ...

    look at the "GOTO Init" line in the beginning and the "END" lines at the end ...

    Alain
    Could be

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