Sorry for my bad English :) I hope you'll be able to understand this manual. If you have any questions, ask at the RHDN topic.
BZK 6502 Disassembler is a Lua script that is heavily and solely based on a .cdl file. What the script does is separates code from data, it doesn't make any assumptions like some other disassemblers. The more complete CDL file you possess, the more information the disassembler will receive, making it easier for you to create a full disassembly of your game.
Creating a disassembly doesn't always mean creating a perfectly compilable disassembly where you can edit and move any code you want. This takes time, and spending it on making such a disassembly is not rational if you're not going to edit much stuff in the game.
No, sometimes you just need to have a global view at the game code in order to learn how your game actually works, and to figure out the best way to edit it. Debugger is a great tool for studying the code in real time, but looking at the text files while using a powerful text editor has a lot of its own advantages.
Even if you don't have much romhacking skills, you can still create a disassembly with little effort in a couple of hours, mostly by playing the game and launching some scripts. I've tried to make everything as simple as I could afford.
Of course if you want to go further and create a perfect disassembly, then good news: output files are targeted on being compatible with a ca65 assembler. You still need to do a lot of manual work by yourself in order to label everything, but my Notepad++ scripts can save you a bunch of time and nerves doing that.
Features
Disassembler
Separate code from data using a CDL file
Display all 6 CDL flags, ROM File and NES Memory address
Use several table files to display symbols
Auto adding labels to RAM addresses
Additional info about each CPU address
Notepad++ scripts
Convert .byte to instructions
Convert .byte to .word/.dbyt + labels
Auto adding labels to Branches, Tables and JMP/JSR instructions
Other manipulations with bytes
And a couple of bonuses for Notepad++:
Syntax highlighting
Display matches counter of a selected text
Preparation before ca65 compilation (WIP)
The idea is to have your assembly files as is (like keeping flags and addresses in files), but still being compatible with an assembler by launching one more script each time before compilation.
Make a basic compatibility with ca65
Allow user to write labels in any language
Convert text from any language into a list of bytes