I tried google and Ask, but java to C++ or native code to byte code etc etc interpretors always flood the screen. Here is the thing though, I basically need a way to "decompile" an executable back into C/C++ source and thought that this apparently fictional interpretor was the way to go. Can someone give me some links to a couple good ones? I'm having a lot of trouble finding them.
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That is because they don't really exist, you may be able to find a dis-assembler that gives assembly code from an executable but the extra step of going back to C++ code just isn't going to happen.
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Well that kinda stinks. Oh well, no biggy since I already have a good history of assembly under my belt. I also kind of suspected this because C++ has more diverse versions and libraries and as such, converting native back to C++ would be no easy task unless there was a standard library that could not be altered/added to or created in any way much in the way Assembly works (or at least I think it does).Originally posted by BanfaComment
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