> Getting a higher-level view of code paths is something you can do really well with
> IDA Pro, and most serious devs have a copy handy. You can get the older 5.0 version
> for free. It's not the latest/greatest, but 6809 support isn't exactly a recent
> addition.
I am a serious dev (I work as a software engineer) but don't have a copy. What does that make me? 
Seriously though, thanks for the link - I've played around with IDA before a few years ago with x86 code, not really sure I'd need it for Robotron. I can get by with the MAME debugger, it just takes longer to do some things than I like.
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