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11-12-2015, 17:03
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Debug.com and the Norton Guide with the list of interrupts IBM PC/AT. All in 5 1/4 diskette
GOD!!! I'm very old X-) Sorry for the offtopic!
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11-13-2015, 06:42
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You should use dosbox or qemu for debugging or reversing. The main reason - these programs can emulate _every_ instruction and both opensource, so you can modify them to accompany your research.
E.g. you can add some unique feature: breakpoint on register value (break, when ax=3), breakpoint on memory value, breakpoint on register access, etc. This helps reversing a lot.
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