ROM visualizer, view which parts of the ROM you've marked as code vs data, and see visual progress.Say goodbye to search+replace for adding labels and variable names all over the place. Re-export the assembly and generate code with everyone's collective efforts stored in one place. Great for group aggregration projects or building a database from various sources of info laying around the internet. dizraw extension (~1.5MB), and the uncompressed XML is easy to share, collaborate, and merge with other people easily. These are exported in the assembly output for humans Annotation of ROM and RAM addresses, labels, and comments.BSNES usage map import / Bizhawk CDL import (record which sections of ROM are code vs data).Tracelog file import support for Bizhawk and BSNES (record where the CPU is executing and what flags are set).Tracelog capturing tutorial: Other useful features Turn the ROM visualizer on and watch this process in realtime. Simply hit 'capture' and Diz will talk directly to a running BSNES CPU, capturing data for as long as you like. You don't have to play the game at 2FPS anymore, or deal with wrangling gigabyte-sized tracelog files. Realtime tracelog capturing: We provide a tight integration with a custom BSNES build to capture CPU tracelog data over a socket connection. Diz is designed to make this less of a nightmare. Official support channel is #diztinguish in the discordĭisassembling programs (like SNES games) for some CPU architectures (like the SNES's 658016) is a pain because you have to know a lot of information about the program at the point where it's running. asm files ready to be compiled back into the original binary. A Super NES ROM Disassembler and tracelog capture/analysis tool with a focus on collaborative workflow UX.

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