From: thefadden@gmail.com   
      
   There are a few new things at the 6502disassembly.com site...   
      
   A while back somebody was poking at the ProSel-8 CAT.DOCTOR utility and asked   
   me to peek at it.  I remembered it having a somewhat twisty initialization,   
   relocating bits and pieces of itself, and used inline data for P   
   oDOS/SmartPort calls and strings.     
   The code is actually split into two files, CAT.DOCTOR and CD.EXT, which call   
   into each other; the latter is only loaded on 128KB systems, and is stored in   
   auxmem.   
      
   This seemed like a good exercise for the new address region code, so I   
   concatenated the two files and unwound the relocations and inline data.  I   
   didn't do much of anything beyond that -- 99.9% of the project is   
   uncommented.  Because there's not much to    
   see, it's not linked from the main page, but you can find it here:   
   https://6502disassembly.com/a2-prosel8/   
      
   In a similar vein, I found a pretty full disassembly of Metroid for the NES,   
   which is a 128KB cartridge with multiple overlapping segments.  Again, didn't   
   do much with it: https://6502disassembly.com/nes-metroid/   
      
   I also "ported" a disassembly of the coin-op Asteroids game, which uses the   
   new DVG visualizer.  This one does appear on the main page: http   
   ://6502disassembly.com/va-asteroids/   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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