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faldisass

faldissass(1)							Falcon User Manuals						     faldissass(1)

NAME

       faldissass - The Falcon disassembler

SYNOPSIS

       faldissass [options] module_file.fam

DESCRIPTION

       The  faldissass command line tool disassembles a compiled .fam Falcon module.  The output human-readable Falcon Virtual Machine assembly is
       sent to the standard output.

       The tool has mainly two working modes. The standard mode procures an assembly dump containing the PC counter address that will  be  associ-
       ated with each instruction in the VM. This allows one to see exactly on which VM instruction an error was raised (as the PC at error raisal
       is always shown in error dumps), or to debug the VM by following the PC register in step-by-step mode.

       The isomorphic mode creates a compilable assembly source that can the be feed into the falcon assembler to obtain  a  compiled  module.	In
       example, this can be used for VM level hand-made finetuning optimizations.

OPTIONS

       -d     Dump the dependency table (list of load directives).

       -h     Show version and a short help.

       -i     Create an isomorphic version of the original assembly.

       -l     add line information.

       -s     Dump the string table.

       -S     Write the strings inline instead of using #strid

       -y     Dump the symbol table.

FILES

       /usr/lib/libfalcon_engine.so
	      Default location of the Falcon Engine loadable module.

AUTHOR

       Giancarlo Niccolai <gc@falconpl.org>

SEE ALSO

       falcon(1) falrun(1)

LICENSE

       This  document is released under the "GNU Free Documentation License, version 1.2".  On Debian systems, the complete text of the Free Docu-
       mentation License, version 1.2, can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/.

Falcon toolset							    April 2007							     faldissass(1)

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