Semi Automatic Disassembler for Ford EEC-IV and V binaries
NOTE - this app is intended to help understand only how EEC code works, not as a tuning or commercial tool.
Split into separate subdirectories.
Latest Stable Version is 4.13
Docs subdirectory
SAD_user_manual_4.0.6_onwards.pdf disassembler documentation and user manual.
SAD_commands_definition.pdf complete command definition, and comments file definition.
SADWIN.pdf Windows Wrapper documentation.
Version.txt Short description of bugs fixed and changes made for each version.
Win32 Subdirectory
SADvvv.exe Windows executable (32 bit build)
chip.ico icon file
Win32/SADwin Subdirectory
SADWIN.exe Windows GUI 'Wrapper'
SADwin.cpp Source code (uses WIN32 API)
chip.ico icon file (same as Windows above)
Notes - SADwin will create a default config file (sad.ini) for you on its first run, which you can then setup to your preference via SADWIN
Linux64 Subdirectory
SADvvv Linux executable (64 bit build).
After download, make SAD files executable if necessary with chmod.
sad.ini an example file to show path locations, not auto generated. (no SADWIN equiv yet)
Development Subdirectory
Similar dir tree to main, with latest development builds. Probably stable, but no guarantees.
-- Notes sad.ini (both Win and Linux)--
Edit sad.ini for your setup.
If sad.ini is not in same directory as SADvvv then use command SAD -c 'path' where path is location of sad.ini.
If no sad.ini present, then everything must be in same directory as SAD
Source Subdirectory
Contains sources and headers to build SAD. Last few versions are available. I have used CodeBlocks and Codelite as compilers/IDE, should be able to use any common 'C' compiler/linker. Not sorted out a makefile, it's a straight compile and link of the .cpp files.
Separate Subdirectory SADWin containing the source for the Win32API graphic interface for SAD (binfile select, viewing various files and config)