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| From: | "Peter Guthseel" <guthseel@cesys.com> |
| Newsgroups: | comp.compilers,comp.dsp,comp.compilers.tools.pccts |
| Date: | 10 Feb 1999 16:00:36 -0500 |
| Organization: | Posted via the Nacamar Network |
| References: | 99-02-021 |
| Keywords: | disassemble, comment |
Hi,
I dont think that the translation of assembly code to C is possible.
Even with code that was compiled from C to assembly it is a problem to
translate it back. I have heard in the past of several tools, but all
i tried did a very bad job.
When the Assembly code was made manually and was optimized i think
there is no chance to translate it to C.
The only possibility is if you are happy with very ugly C code,
where every assembly command is translated to a C Function.
mfg
Peter Guthseel
[For the most part I agree, although there's some interesting experimental
work in trying to extract semantics from object code. -John]
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