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To use jasm, specify the filename of the .jasm file you wish to develop a .class file from. The Jasm Specification contains information relative to the format of a

Refer to Appendix A (Jasm Syntax) documentation for information on the structure of the .jasm file.

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Jdis

jdis is a disassembler that accepts a .class file, and prints the plain-text translation of jasm source file to the standard output.

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To use jdis, specify a filename.class that you wish to disassemble.
You may redirect standard output to a filename .jasm file. Jdis will disassemble a .class file and create a resultant .jasm source file.

Refer to the Jasm Assembler to Appendix A (Jasm Syntax) documentation for information on the structure of the resultant .jasm file.

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To use jcod, specify the filename.jcod file you wish to develop a .classfile from. The Jcod Specification contains information relative to the format of a

Refer to Appendix B (Jcod Syntax) documentation for information on the structure of the  .jcod file.

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Jdec

jdec is a low-level disassembler that accepts .class file and prints a plain text of jcod source file to the standard output.

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To use jdec, specify a filename.class that you wish to disassemble.
You may redirect standard output to a filename.jcod file. jdec will disassemble .class file and create a resultant .jcod plain source file.

Refer to the Jcod Low-Level Assembler to Appendix B (Jcod Syntax) documentation for information on the structure of the resultant .jcod file.

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To use jcdec, specify a filename.exp or filename.cap that you wish to disassemble.
You may redirect standard output to a filename.jcod file. jcdec will disassemble the file and create a resultant .jcod plain source file.

Refer to the Jcod Low-Level Assembler to Appendix B (Jcod Syntax) documentation for information on the structure of the resultant .jcod file.

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