There are some programs which attempt to re-source the code again (from the assembly), but all the variable names etc are lost as is the logic.
I have yet to find a debugger which will let you copy the ENTIRE assembly code from memory, but as Iby said, it is probably possible. So give that a try.
This will allow you to grab a sourcecode in any language from any exe file, only i don't know where you can get it, i have seen it work and it works, but most exe files you grab will result in huge compiler files.
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: i have an exe-file taht was built by a pascal compiler. is it possible to reimport this file an see the sourcecode??
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: i have an exe-file taht was built by a pascal compiler. is it possible to reimport this file an see the sourcecode??
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The procedure is called decompiling. There is
generally no way to decompile exe files.
One thing that works 100% is disassembling but
you have to be good in it to understand what
is going on ;-)
(just try DEBUG MYFILE.EXE and then 'U')
Of course there are tons (!) of better programs
from old DEBUG...
Iby
: i have an exe-file taht was built by a pascal compiler. is it possible to reimport this file an see the sourcecode??
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There is away of having PASCAL which can do this
I have been trained in Pascal, and exercise my skills with the package at home pc.
Any thin that pascal cannot do
Use another langauge that does
Then in PSACAL
in a procedure call it in.
I would have to go through my books and research it again.
I am about to purchase C++ and Assembler as I do know that I can do that when Pascal has no command structure to do it.
Example IO ports develop the pascal and assembler
It works very powerfully
Merry Christmas also
I have yet to find a debugger which will let you copy the ENTIRE assembly code from memory, but as Iby said, it is probably possible. So give that a try.
This will allow you to grab a sourcecode in any language from any exe file, only i don't know where you can get it, i have seen it work and it works, but most exe files you grab will result in huge compiler files.
Greetz Rodolpho