• Author: Wojciech Marczenko (devdri) wojtek.marczenko@gmail.com
• License: GPLv3
• Python version: 2.7 (some features require PIL)

This program makes exploring disassembled Game Boy binaries easier. It can detect function boundaries, and present C-like code in a browsable interface.

It is specially tuned for Zelda Link’s Awakening, and will present readable output for jump tables.

The program can run in two modes: window and webbrowser.

To start, just run:

python main.py

This will open the main window.

You can also directly open a rom: python main.py roms/zelda.gb

Or even a location within rom: python main.py roms/zelda.gb /proc/40

To run a headless http server on port 8888: python main.py roms/zelda.gb --server Then browse to http://localhost:8888/proc/0000:0150

Note: Use zelda.gb (MD5: c4360f89e2b09a21307fe864258ecab7) for best results.

Also note: To see cooler stuff you will need to run analysis which discovers code. Generate graphviz graphs. Sometimes manually override jumptable limits. This is not yet supported in user-friendly way and will require hacking the python code. Look at graph.py for examples. Warning: the code is a mess.

Third note: Many compatibility-breaking changes are coming and stuff will break, but stay tuned for cool new features.

Have fun!

kemenaran:

• Allow importing symbols from an external .SYM file
• Display more hardware addresses