"Congress shall make no law ... abridging the right of the
  people peaceably to assemble."

          -- First Ammendment to the Constitution of the U.S.

 Hopefully the above statement works for disassembly as well :-).

 All code in ald was coded by myself, Patrick Alken, unless
otherwise mentioned in the code/credits.
 I am releasing this software under the terms of the GNU General
Public License (see LICENSE). Should you choose to use and/or
modify my source code in any way, please do so under the terms
of this license, published by the Free Software Foundation, and
please keep my name with the code.

 The Assembly Language Debugger is a tool for debugging programs
at the instruction level. It was born out of my frustration
with gdb's ability (or lack thereof) to debug assembly language
programs. I have tried to include as many useful features as
I could think of into ald, but I am very open to suggestions for
improvement. If you have a feature request or suggestion, please
do not hesitate to email me.

DISTRIBUTION

  There is a webpage for ald at:
  
      http://ald.sourceforge.net

You may download the latest ald release there.

INSTALLATION

  Read the INSTALL file.

BUGS

 PLEASE email me any bugs you find. I cannot fix bugs if no one
reports them!! If you submit a bug, please supply as much
information as you can - if you can reproduce the bug at will,
please write down the steps you took.

LEGAL STUFF

 There is absolutely NO WARRANTY for this package. The author
will accept no responsibility, whatsoever, for any damage caused
by this program.

CREDITS

  Thanks to metawire.org for providing a free OpenBSD shell account
for testing purposes.

  Thanks to Brad Spencer for providing a free NetBSD shell account
for testing purposes.

Enjoy, and happy assembling!

Patrick Alken <pa59 cornell edu>