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- From: thecrow@iconn.net (The Crow)
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- Subject: Re: Asm to C/C++ converter
- Date: 18 Feb 1996 21:23:35 GMT
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- In article <4g3d4g$d0r@granite.sentex.net>, gp2562@sentex.net says...
- >
- > Has anyone know of a good shareware/commercial converter that converts asm
- >code to c code? I've got a program that I'd like to get converter, but I don't
- >know much about asm.
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- if you do find such a program, the code you get will be next to unreadable.
- you wont nice things like coherent variable names for starters. Second, it
- probably wouldn't work without a lot of tweaking on your own. Someone writing
- a program in assembly wouldn't exactly use the same assebmly code to read in
- a string that a CIN or SCANF would use, the C code you would get might be
- harder to read than the assembler.
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