Author: Roman Hartmann
Date: 02:11:04 02/17/06
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On February 17, 2006 at 04:59:30, ramon b. de robles wrote: >On February 17, 2006 at 02:33:32, Jouni Uski wrote: > >>Is it possible to disassemble exe-file, which is zipped and/or copy protected >>like Fruit 2.2.1? Where are disassemblers downloadable? >> >>thanks >> >>Jouni > >A good programmer would actually encrypt his EXE so it would be difficult for >you to analyze his code. >If you are planning to use it to create a Chess Engines , there are actually >many open source of Chess Programs (like Crafty, Fruit ). > >For those commercial versions like Fruit 2.2.1, Shredder, Fritz - Definitely , >those are encrypted and protected. If you dont have any knowledge about assembly >language it would be very very difficult. Just for fun I dissassembled my own engine once to see if I'm able to identify some parts of it. I'm not any good at assembler but I understand the basics. Anyway, I was mainly guessing which part I was looking at. So looking at assembler statements from an engine you don't even know the sources might be even harder. Roman
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