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decompilers for Borland C 2.5 robertei@redtech.com (Robert Eineigl) (1996-05-21) |
Re: decompilers for Borland C 2.5 pardo@cs.washington.edu (1996-05-24) |
From: | Robert Eineigl <robertei@redtech.com> |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
Date: | 21 May 1996 16:19:55 -0400 |
Organization: | Redmond Technology Partners |
Keywords: | C, question |
Hello People:
Please muffle your scornful derision for a second!
It is not my source code that is unavailable; the situation is the result of
a programmer leaving under a cloud and taking his toys and source home with
him!
So, I am looking for a tool to decompile the executable written in Borland C
v2.5.
I am aware that disassemblers exist that result in assembly code minus all
symbolic/friendly names for functions and variable names.
I found a reference to a C decompiler at:
http://crg.cs.utas.edu.au/dcc.html
Has anyone used the dcc tool referenced on this page or heard of any other
such tools (C decompilers)?
Any constructive comments welcomed.
Thanks,
=><=robert
[I have never seen an '86 decompiler that did anything more than generate
assembler in C syntax. -John]
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