OpCode Database

[PBrennick]

I have been working on a replacement for opcode.exe and opmap.txt that is easier for users to parse.

The OpCode Database is complete. It contains 993 records, enjoy. If you download CardFile.zip, you do not need to download OpCodeDatabase.zip.

Paul


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[Ehtyar]

This is some astounding work Paul!!!!
If i ever come to a useful level of understanding of you code, i'll see if i can manage my own version, until then, THANKS A LOT!!!

Regards, Ehtyar.

[EddieB]

Hey again :)

Can I suggest a search feature?

[PBrennick]

EddieB,
No problem, after I complete the database, of course. Are You looking for the option to choose which field to search? I suspect that would be faster (and more rewarding) than a global search would be. A global search for an mnemonic, for instance would return a lot of false positives from the explanation field.

I just returned from a doctor visit and will, now resume work on the database which is up to 470 right now. Next upload will be after I reach 500.

The CardFile program has issues I need to resolve but once it parses the database and does the second load of the GUI, it is stable.

Paul

[EddieB]

If you have just come back from the doctors, take it easy :P

Yeah, a search feature for field or global, I just needed to jump to a asm command and had to keep pressing next..

Take it easy..

Cheers

[PBrennick]

EddieB,
I am on my way to the hospital, more compications. Not sure if they will keep me, but chances are they will. I will post when I am back at work on this project.

I am sorry that serious medical issues are keeping me away from the project right now.

Paul

[Ehtyar]

Dear god Paul, give yourself a break. Your apology is not accepted, as there is no reason to give one at all. I'm sure i speak for everyone when i say our best wishes are with you, we hope your recovery is a speedy one, and give yourself a well deserved break when you return will you?

Hope all goes well, Ehtyar.

[PBrennick]

Ehtyar,
Whether it is in the Campus or here; you continue to say the nicest things to me. I really appreciate you.

I just got back home. They found a solution that seems to be working. They have put me on a medicine called dilaudid.

Tomorrow, I will resume work on the database as I am feeling a lot like my old self right now.

Paul

[Ehtyar]

You really are too hard on yourself Paul, gotta have someone around to whip it out of you ;)
Good to hear things are going well, make sure you take it easy :)

Ehtyar.

[EddieB]

Got your pm..

This is awesome, thank you for putting all this hard work into it.

Many Thanks,
Eddie

[PBrennick]

Eddie,
Keep us posted as to how it works for you. Right now, I am brain-dead and I am gonna take a nap! 993 records? Who woulda thunk it! ::)

Paul

[EddieB]

Rather you than me  :bg

Yeah, it all works great! And the ascii file is great for parsing in my C++ application :)

Thanks again,
Eddie

[PBrennick]

Eddie,
At some point share your C++ version of the parser with us. Erol is the C++ dude in the GeneSys Project. I haven't used C in over 20 years but it is a serious language with millions of apps out there!

Of course, the Opcode Database will become a part of GeneSys but is free to all users except for people who live on Pluto.

Paul

[EddieB]

Id love to share it with you when done, but I also have some other work to do...

I'll post up here when done :)

Im loving GeneSys by the way...

Cheers

[Ehtyar]

Paul
this
is
absolutely
amazing!!!!!!!
Sorry my reply took so long, havn't checked the forum since yesterday morning. This is an astounding acomplishment, particularly given the unbelevably short time it took you to complete it. Thanks so much Paul :U :U :U

Ehtyar.

P.S. Sorry to put a dampener on things, but only the mnemonic shows up on my machine, xp sp2 celeron.