Note from porting author: GCC warns me about a comparison in the source code
that
could always fail, this may be peculiar to the original program, try it at your
risk.


Okay, after much head scratching, I've finally partly figured
how level data is stored in bombjack.

First, prepare a file containing the entire CPU1 address space :

  $ cat 09_j01b.bin 10_l01b.bin 11_m01b.bin 12_n01b.bin >mem
  $ dd bs=1024 count=16 </dev/zero >>mem 
  $ cat 13.1r >>mem

Now run bjldump on that :

  $ make bjldump
  $ ./bjldump mem >bjldump.out

Next step is to find where enemies are defined.

-- AYM 2001-07-24


HISTORY

0.1.0 (2001-07-21)

0.1.1 (2001-07-22)

- Now prints the correct row list address (it was the address
  plus two that was printed)

0.2.0 (2001-07-22)

- Omit space in platform design dump.

0.3.0 (2001-07-24)

- Added dump of empty platform design
- Added bombs
- Used obtain addresses from the code

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO METHOD CRC     STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                 7092   18700  37.9% -lh5- d3a0 Jan 19 01:28 bjldump-0.3.0/bjldump
[generic]                  674    1167  57.8% -lh5- 4ba2 Jan 19 01:50 bjldump-0.3.0/bjldump-mos.readme
[generic]                 3561   11551  30.8% -lh5- 2032 Jul 23  2001 bjldump-0.3.0/bjldump.c
[generic]                  290     434  66.8% -lh5- 0b02 Jul 23  2001 bjldump-0.3.0/bjldump.README
[generic]                  175     302  57.9% -lh5- d223 Jul 23  2001 bjldump-0.3.0/CHANGES
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total         5 files   11792   32154  36.7%            Jan 19 13:53