moh Posted December 6 Posted December 6 Is it possible to take out the source code from assembly language and how 1
jackyjask Posted December 6 Posted December 6 what do you mean in some sense the assembly language is a source itself 1
Sean Park - Lovejoy Posted December 6 Posted December 6 (edited) 2 hours ago, moh said: Is it possible to take out the source code from assembly language and how @moh Generally speaking, assembly code ripping is somewhat difficult. but a high level language code copy and modification are a lot easier. Regards. sean. Edited December 6 by Sean Park - Lovejoy 1
moh Posted December 7 Author Posted December 7 @jackyjask But i want it to make it to dame as source code to add updates in the future for this software if you have any idea how to make that or if you can help me i appreciate it @Sean Park - Lovejoy What do you suggest because in the future i wanna sell the software as it has source code 1
moh Posted December 8 Author Posted December 8 Hello everyone, I’m exploring a project and need assistance with converting assembly language back into a high-level source code (e.g., C/C++). Does anyone have experience with this process, tools, or techniques that could help? Any insights, recommended tools, or tutorials would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance for your guidance. 1 1
jackyjask Posted December 8 Posted December 8 Use Ida/Ghidra/etc that is able to convert asm level into pseudo or high level lang (C/C++/etc) 1
kao Posted December 8 Posted December 8 Considering your previous posts and intentions, nobody is going to do your work for you. Go to learn about software decompilation and learn how to decompile the code yourself. On 12/7/2024 at 8:54 AM, moh said: @jackyjask But i want it to make it to dame as source code to add updates in the future for this software if you have any idea how to make that or if you can help me i appreciate it @Sean Park - Lovejoy What do you suggest because in the future i wanna sell the software as it has source code 2 1
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