RSCdecompiler 1.0

Copyright © 1998 Guillaume Sabouraud

Before reading this document, you must know how to use RSCcompiler and read its documentation.

Historic

V 1.0 : October 29th 1998. First public release

How it works

This program takes an rsc file as argument and returns a text file with the decompiled rsc file. The decompiled text file can be easily imported to the data application and changed to be used with RSCcompiler.

Warning : this RSC decompiler is quite limited at the moment and not very helpful with many commercial programs or EPOC32 inbuilt applications resource files : that's because rsc files can contain strings and long integers but also many other complex ressources such as buffers, arrays, ... and the ressources will not be decompiled successfuly. This program might help you anyway if you want to view what's in a "standard" rsc file or if you have simply lost the data source after compiling it with RSCcompiler... For a more advanced rsc editing, you must use RSCeditor by the same author which has more features and allows yu to directly modify some ressources in a rsc file without decompiling and recompiling it.

For any further information or suggestions, contact the author : "Guillaume Sabouraud ".

From the same author :

• RSCcompiler and RSCeditor : two complementary RSC tools.
  http://www.chez.com/chemtools/opl.htm

• MWTcalc : a complementary free macro for Macro5 for computing the average molecular weight of a molecule given it's formula.
  http://www.chez.com/chemtools/macros.htm

• ChemForm : a complementary free macro for Macro5 to apply a standard formula formatting (subscript when necessary) in the word processor.
  http://www.chez.com/chemtools/macros.htm

• ChemTools : an advanced Chemistry suite shareware. You can download it on : http://www.chez.com/chemtools

• ChemToools_LE : a light freeware version of the previous program. You can download it on : http://www.chez.com/chemtools/le.htm