How to read .bin files in coding language

[cjcalhoun85]

Are you sure the chip is a Motorola 68k chipset. I thought all the later 1mb pcms used am29f800bb-70se chips.

[Montecarlodrag]

The processor is a motorola, the flash is AMD or Intel

[cjcalhoun85]

Oh ok gotcha I understand now. It's been a while since I have looked into this stuff so please forgive me. The 512kb and 1mb pcms used the same processor chip the Moto 68k? Do you know if there were any differences in them from the 512 to 1mb pcm.

[lanebaumann]

I know it is a 1mb pcm for sure. From the research I gathered, the PCM I have uses a Motorolla 68k chipset.

[cjcalhoun85]

If you have Linux looks like Ubuntu has m68k version of binutils in the repos. I'd just use that as a first go. sudo apt-get install binutils-m68k-linux-gnu
m68k-linux-gnu-objdump -D gmls.bin

[NSFW]

IDA Pro is the best tool I know of for doing this. It's pretty expensive, but has some features that speed up renaming things, cross-referencing, and navigating around in the code. It also has a scripting feature that helps a lot, for example I turned an XDF file into a script that labels all of the constants and tables in my 2002 Corvette's bin file, which gave me a good head start.

I'm keeping my IDA file on GitHub, and I've also posted a few things in a wiki there:

https://github.com/LegacyNsfw/12593358

I've barely scratched the surface, but it's a start.