SkoolKit 1.x changelog — SkoolKit 10.1 documentation

# SkoolKit 1.x changelog

## 1.4 (2010-11-11)

- Updated the Skool Daze disassembly

- Updated the Back to Skool disassembly

- Updated the incomplete Contact Sam Cruise disassembly

## 1.3.1 (2010-10-18)

- Added documentation on supported assemblers

- Added the bin2tap.py utility

- Documentation sources included in docs-src

- When running skool2asm.py or skool2html.py on Linux/BSD, show elapsed time instead of CPU time

## 1.3 (2010-07-23)

- Updated the Skool Daze disassembly

- Updated the Back to Skool disassembly

- Updated the incomplete Contact Sam Cruise disassembly

## 1.2 (2010-05-03)

Updated the Back to Skool disassembly.

## 1.1 (2010-02-25)

- Updated the Skool Daze disassembly

- Updated the Back to Skool disassembly

- Updated contact_sam_cruise.ctl

- Added csc.ref (to supply extra information to the Contact Sam Cruise disassembly)

- Added the skool2ctl.py utility

## 1.0.7 (2010-02-12)

- Extended the control file syntax to support block titles, descriptions, registers and comments, and sub-block types and comments

- Added two example control files: contact_sam_cruise.ctl and manic_miner.ctl

- Fixed the bug in sna2skool.py that made it list referrers of entry points in non-code blocks

- Added support to sna2skool.py for the `LD IXh,r` and `LD IXl,r` instructions

## 1.0.6 (2010-02-04)

Above each entry point in a code block, sna2skool.py will insert a comment containing a list of the routines that call or jump to that entry point.

## 1.0.5 (2010-02-03)

Made the following changes to sna2skool.py:

- Added the `-t` option (to show ASCII text in the comment fields)

- Set block titles according to the apparent contents (code/text/data) when using the `-g` option

## 1.0.4 (2010-02-02)

Made the following changes to sna2skool.py:

- Fixed the bug that caused the last instruction before the 64K boundary to be disassembled as a `DEFB` statement

- Added the `-g` option (to generate a control file using rudimentary static code analysis)

- Added the `-s` option (to specify the disassembly start address)

## 1.0.3 (2010-02-01)

- sna2skool.py copes with instructions that cross the 64K boundary

- skool2html.py writes the ‘Game status buffer’, ‘Glossary’, ‘Trivia’, ‘Bugs’ and ‘Pokes’ pages for a skool file specified by the `-f` option (in addition to the disassembly files and memory maps)

## 1.0.2 (2010-01-31)

Modified sna2skool.py so that it:

- recognises instructions that are unchanged by a DD or FD prefix

- recognises instructions with a DDCB or FDCB prefix

- produces a 4-byte `DEFB` for the ED-prefixed `LD HL,(nn)` and `LD (nn),HL` instructions

- produces a 2-byte `DEFB` for a relative jump across the 64K boundary

## 1.0.1 (2010-01-30)

Fixed the following bugs in sna2skool.py:

- ‘X’ was replaced by ‘Y’ instead of ‘IX’ by ‘IY’ (leading to nonsense mnemonics such as `YOR IYh`)

- ED72 was disassembled as `SBC HL,BC` instead of `SBC HL,SP`

- ED7A was disassembled as `ADD HL,SP` instead of `ADC HL,SP`

- ED63 and ED6B were disassembled as `LD (nn),HL` and `LD HL,(nn)` (which is correct, but won’t assemble back to the same bytes)

## 1.0 (2010-01-28)

Initial public release.