Anyone know how to do this? Or where to get it?

 

Is Tom still around ?

 

Not sure. I emailed him with question last month or so but he didn't get back to me (he usually does).

Hopefully everything is ok with him.

 

I hope he’s just busy, haven’t seen him logged on in along time

 

You want to see the hex code?

tuner pro hex editor will show you that and let you edit it.

 

Not sure if it’s what you are looking for but when I load a bin into intronics burner program and click edit buffer ascii shows

 

iirc control-H

 

Dunno, it’s in the pull down menu though.

as far as saving it to text? Maybe it does that too. Never tried.

i use IDA Pro.

 

Vanilla... I want to see the code in a text file like I can see your AXXD code.

 

I don’t remember sharing any code?

What’s your goal? What are you trying to do?

 

Well, I guess that AXXD patch you sent me the other day.

Or the ANHT hac...

I wanted to see if I could copy your AE delta MAP scalar table into my S_AUJP bin.

 

It would be easier to copy definitions from saujp to an axxd xdf. Almost everything with address Xxxx is identical. So you pull your AE parameter and look at the address. Say it's address is x567, it's probably transferable. So paste it into an AXXD xdf and look at it. Does it make sense?
If the address on the saujp parameter is x2567, that 4th number is a no go.

Copying my code into saujp, is NOT beginner code work. You need to understand a LOT. Not the first thing you should try to do.

 

See the two I'm talking about? Any OEM table with 3 number addressing is PROBABLY good to go. But you need to be very careful editing.
Any table with 4 number addressing is a NO GO.
Any table NOT OEM is a NO GO.

Transfer the defined tables and parameters to an axxd xdf and you're all set.

 

Yikes... that seems like a bigger deal than I was envisioning. Not sure I'm bold enough to take this on... lol.

It's alright.... the car drives perfectly already. This was just me being curious about how this stuff works... but I suspect I'll be in over my head.

 

Definitely not saying to give up. It’s still easy but it’s not step 1.
You have to be able to understand the code before you can begin to know how to implement it.

get the anht hac and the opcodes/instruction manual for the 6811 processor. Step through the AE subroutines and learn HOW it works.

When you see how it works you can look at my code and see exactly what I did and why. Then it’s super simple to move to any bin you want.

Its not any harder than tuning a car.

 

FYI... Tom (84Elky) got back to me. I think my earlier email didn't go through.

 

Glad to hear he’s doing well

 

Yeah me too. You never know what's going on in people's lives.

He's very generous with his time when I've emailed him with questions before.

 

He’s a super smart guy, I’ll probably use saujp v6 and play with a datalog analyzer he made with my new 412 tpi engine. I have a ebl p4 as well going to be my test mule .

 

Is Tom still around ?