Dis36: a static disassembler for Minix 2.0.  C W Rose, 20 Oct 97.
The two provided programs are front ends for Bruce Evan's x86 disassembler

This is the second release of dis386, a disassembler for Minix 2.0  At present
it is comprised of two programs, dise which understands executable files, and
diso which understands object files.   The programs have been written using as
much common code as possible, and in time they will be merged.  Meantime, they
are easier to debug separately.

The two programs are both front ends for Bruce Evan's x86 disassembler.  The
disassembler can handle both 16-bit and 32-bit code, but since the programs
use large data tables (kept in memory for speedy access) they have been tested
only on 32-bit Minix.

The changes between versions 1.0 and 1.1 are small, but add to the ease of
use: addresses can now be entered in decimal or hexadecimal (leading 0x),
and starting offset and program counter now have more intelligble values.

Will Rose 
cwr@cts.com

(rev 2002-12-01)