Commercial Amiga Disks with source code on it.

redblade · 14 November 2009, 02:55

Hi guys.

Would be interesting to have a thread with a list of commerical programs with source code or the Symbol table enabled. (Sorry if this is the wrong group).

Mousetrap (comes with Devpac).
Nebulous (seems to have a symbol table on it).
Ghosts in Goblins (has the boot loader source on the disk).

waal · 15 November 2009, 02:07

In TOSEC, you can find two dumps of Rolling Thunder with source code included. Though I don't know if you can extract them as they are marked bad. I wish I knew where these disks come from.

Jonathan Drain · 16 November 2009, 03:05

There's also a thread in project.Care, Some disassembled games with debug infos.

I found a program called 'checksum' on one of the K240 disks, with the symbol table intact. The game itself doesn't have it. I also checked the CU Amiga coverdisk demo of K240, and it doesn't have it either. I did find that they removed the cheat codes for the coverdisk demo.

Redwood · 16 November 2009, 05:12

It's not quite source code, but I found a copy of genim2 (the assembler part of Devpac, version 2.08) on Spy vs Spy II: The Island Caper...

redblade · 16 November 2009, 10:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by waal

In TOSEC, you can find two dumps of Rolling Thunder with source code included. Though I don't know if you can extract them as they are marked bad. I wish I knew where these disks come from.

Yep source code was recovered using Disksalv. I have yet to reassamble the source tho.

redblade · 16 November 2009, 10:10

@redwood: I found genam2 on the mousetrap disk as well.

14 November 2009, 02:55	#1
redblade Zone Friend Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Middle Earth Age: 40 Posts: 2,127	Commercial Amiga Disks with source code on it. Hi guys. Would be interesting to have a thread with a list of commerical programs with source code or the Symbol table enabled. (Sorry if this is the wrong group). Mousetrap (comes with Devpac). Nebulous (seems to have a symbol table on it). Ghosts in Goblins (has the boot loader source on the disk).

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15 November 2009, 02:07	#2
waal Registered User Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Paris / France Age: 49 Posts: 137	In TOSEC, you can find two dumps of Rolling Thunder with source code included. Though I don't know if you can extract them as they are marked bad. I wish I knew where these disks come from.

16 November 2009, 03:05	#3
Jonathan Drain Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Sector K240 Posts: 338	There's also a thread in project.Care, Some disassembled games with debug infos. I found a program called 'checksum' on one of the K240 disks, with the symbol table intact. The game itself doesn't have it. I also checked the CU Amiga coverdisk demo of K240, and it doesn't have it either. I did find that they removed the cheat codes for the coverdisk demo.

16 November 2009, 05:12	#4
Redwood Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Sydney / Australia Posts: 83	It's not quite source code, but I found a copy of genim2 (the assembler part of Devpac, version 2.08) on Spy vs Spy II: The Island Caper...

16 November 2009, 10:10	#6
redblade Zone Friend Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Middle Earth Age: 40 Posts: 2,127	@redwood: I found genam2 on the mousetrap disk as well.

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