software to see codes of exe file
 

hai, i am KarthKeyan.A from india, i just want to know the codes
available in the exe files, if it is possible , reply me.

Re: software to see codes of exe file
 

intnka22@gmail.com wrote:
> hai, i am KarthKeyan.A from india, i just want to know the codes
> available in the exe files, if it is possible , reply me.

Not that simple. But Google up "disassemble code".

Re: software to see codes of exe file
 

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> hai, i am KarthKeyan.A from india, i just want to know the codes
> available in the exe files, if it is possible , reply me.


Learn assembly programming.

Re: software to see codes of exe file
 

intnka22@gmail.com wrote:
> hai, i am KarthKeyan.A from india, i just want to know the codes
> available in the exe files, if it is possible , reply me.
>

I have used this one and it is pretty good.

http://www.heaventools.com/PE_Explorer_disassembler.htm

It is not free, but it does have a 30 day trial.

Re: software to see codes of exe file
 

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> hai, i am KarthKeyan.A from india, i just want to know the codes
> available in the exe files, if it is possible , reply me.

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/exeinfo.html

Since you said "codes" instead of "source." Just an alternative...
perhaps.

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Re: software to see codes of exe file
 

On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 01:59:15 -0700, intnka22@gmail.com wrote:

>hai, i am KarthKeyan.A from india, i just want to know the codes
>available in the exe files, if it is possible , reply me.

Do you mean you want a disassembler or even a decompiler? There are
certainly disassemblers around but I'm not sure even Steve Gibson
(grc.com who does Windows programs in assembly language) can
understand the output of such a program.

One problem is that where the source code for a program might have a
label like spell_check_main_loop the disassembler will put out a label
like a$245379.

Also, typically, a program is coded in C++ or some other high level
language which is converted to assembly languageand hence to machine
language which runs on the computer.

There are people who reverse engineer programs but it's an extremely
arcane skill and it may even be illegal under some copyright laws.
(Google reverse engineering DMCA)