rompar
Masked ROM optical data extraction tool.
Latest version:
Original version by Adam Laurie, but significant changes by John McMaster
Original message:
Note that this initial version is very much a quick-and-dirty ‘see if this method is useful’ kind of tool. If it is, hopefully it will evolve into something pretty and elegant!
usage: rompar.py <IMAGE> <BITS PER GROUP> <ROWS PER GROUP> [GRID FILE]
Hit ‘h’ when the image has focus to produce some keystroke help in the calling window.
For a walked through example, read this:
http://oamajormal.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/fun-with-masked-roms.html
Enjoy! Adam
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