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- From: faurote@crchh484.BNR.CA (Joe Faurote)
- Subject: Decompilers and as
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- Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 16:29:11 GMT
- Reply-To: faurote@crchh484.BNR.CA (Joe Faurote)
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- Stop me if you've done this before...
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- What I want to do, while I'm waiting for a DOS emulator, is to take a
- DOS executable file (.exe or .com), put it into assembly (I have a
- program that does this flawlessly - cracker.exe!!!), de-compile it
- into C source code, and port it over to Coherent. It seems to me that
- I had seen programs that took executables and decompiled them into
- C source automagically and inefficiently, but I haven't seen any
- advertised lately. If no one knows of such an animal, then does anyone
- know of any good documents on the 'as' assembler for either Coherent or
- Unix so I can attempt to convert the 386/486 assembly source to 'as'
- assembly, assemble it, and call it from a C program?
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- Any help would greatly be appreciated!
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- Thanks,
- Joe Faurote
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