Author: pavel
Date: 03:03:49 06/05/00
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On June 05, 2000 at 05:46:18, Roberto Waldteufel wrote: >On June 05, 2000 at 05:10:14, pavel wrote: > >>Hi guys, >> I dont have any knowledge about computer programing (except a bit of >>dat files programing). And i am recently learning C++ programing, though i >>wanted to start with C first but my "mentor" said its kool with him. Anyways I >>am wondering if anyone can tell me whats a "decompiler" or a "dessambler". as >>far as i know it helps to preserve your source code incase your real source gets >>deleted accidently. I would like to have one of those things, but i cant effort >>to buy one. So I am looking for a free (decompiler and dissambler) easy to use >>interface. Since I am a newbie, i would like to use something that easy to use. >>thanks >>and sorry for the off topic, (i guess everyone does it more or less) >>Pavel >> >>ps, also any reference to good free (or commercial) compilers? > >A dissassembler is a program which takes an executable file and translates it >into assembler nemonics so you can examine the code to see how it works ans/or >make alterations to it. There is a good commercial one called "Soft-Ice" I >believe. I have never come across a decompiler, but I would expect that to do a >similar job except it would have to translate the executable file into high >level programming language statements, which would be much more difficult than >producing assembler nemonics. I am doubtful if any exist but perhaps they do. >Hope this helps. > >Best wishes, > >Roberto
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