Hello everyone, hope you doing all well.

Currently learning ME7 Disassembly with IDA Pro, to understand how things work.

But my question is about compiling ASM code to HEX.

I've downloaded both uVision and Reads166 (Had to run it on virtual machine WinXP as software is very old)
I've used some example ASM codes on this forum to compile it using uVision to compare it with original HEX on the flash.

But every time i compile it i get completely different HEX compare to the original.

Both (uVision and Reads166) generates exactly the same HEX file.

I'm sure I'm missing something ?


Thanks you for your time reading this post

Hello mate, thanks for reply.

I tried to compile rajivc666 multimap code that he posted using Reads166.
http://nefariousmotorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=1556.0 4th post.

Edit:

I compile it again using Reads166 and i noticed the actual code is in Decoded Text HxD

Original:


Reads166:


Question is why is it like that ?

This one looks good
Check your project. Maybe it has many sources that compiled in one hex file

Also u can open the hex file in winols, then you can directly copy the actual code in winols where you want it.

You right ! uVision works much better.
I been experimenting with Reads166 but for some reason it doesn't recognise "ZEROS" "ONES"
I compiled LC ASM code with uVision and its exactly the same in HEX.

fukenbroken are you on drive2 as fknbrkn ? Pretty sure i'm following you

Thank you guys.