qbasic decompiler

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• billywm664

  June 2002

  I think you're right, you probably won't like the answer. Do a search of this board for "decompiler" or the like - many people have asked and been disappointed before
  
  It's not that decompilers are impossible - according to previous posts they're out there. It's just that their output isn't pretty; you'd probably do less work rewriting the code.
  
  : I have a feeling that I'm not going to like the answer but here goes....Is there any qbasic 4.5 decompilers out there?
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  : I've lost the source code for a couple programs that I've been updating and realy need to find a way of decompiling my exe files.
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  : Any help would be very appreciated!
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  : Frantic
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• BASIC Friend

  June 2002

  They make these thingies that are made out of plastic and mylar. You can get 10 of them in a box for about $3.00US. I hear that you can save your source code on them and put them in a safe place, so that if you need your source code again, you can put them in your computer and get your source code back. I think that slot on the front of my computer is made for these plastic thingies. I hear that these plastic thingies even come with labels that you can write on, so you know what it was that you save on it. If you know what these plastic thingies are called, would you please tell me.
  
  
• KDivad Leahcim

  June 2002

  : They make these thingies that are made out of plastic and mylar. You can get 10 of them in a box for about $3.00US. I hear that you can save your source code on them and put them in a safe place, so that if you need your source code again, you can put them in your computer and get your source code back. I think that slot on the front of my computer is made for these plastic thingies. I hear that these plastic thingies even come with labels that you can write on, so you know what it was that you save on it. If you know what these plastic thingies are called, would you please tell me.
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  Gee, what a clever answer...
  
• franticbilly

  June 2002

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  : Gee, what a clever answer...
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  Very clever, I can hardly keep myself from busting a gut
  
• pebe

  June 2002

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  : : Gee, what a clever answer...
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  : Very clever, I can hardly keep myself from busting a gut
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  When you've updated your code, then they're called 'beer mats'
  
• KDivad Leahcim

  June 2002

  : : :
  : : : Gee, what a clever answer...
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  : : Very clever, I can hardly keep myself from busting a gut
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  : When you've updated your code, then they're called 'beer mats'
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  I prefer "coasters" or "frisbees", but I would use RWs instead of Rs...