Is there a program that can reverse engineer another program to get its source code?

Posted by on June 8, 2010 Leave a comment (3) Go to comments

I realize that a program doesnt contain its original source code after being compiled.

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  1. psdotcomus June 8, 2010 at 9:34 AM

    Yes there are programs that do that but the learning curve is WAY too steep.

    Of course if the program was coded in Java that’s much much easier.

  2. ◄ßØ®ΜĄĦ► June 8, 2010 at 10:15 AM

    lol, it’s possible but hard to do, and would depend on the program(how it was compiled and encoded) , there are many different decompilers, depends in which programming language program was written, C,C++,VC++,VB,Java,etc forget about that idea :) most of the time it’s encrypted anyway, lol It will take you long time to find all the tools and read everything about it :) it would take you years to learn everything

    p.s. yes java applets can be decompiled to source code :) that’s the most easiest one :) search download.com for dj java decompiler, also search google for dodi’s decompiler

  3. BotaXupeR June 8, 2010 at 10:39 AM

    Yes there is, it’s called WinDisassambler.

    Download it at http://members.fortunecity.com/gnome/w32dsm89.zip (or you could just google it)

    It will reverse engineer any software into its most basic structure in Assembly Language.

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