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Alex,
I'm sure there are tools that detect specific assembler-code as a result of
specific compilers so that you can go from assembler back to the original
code. May be not 100% but quite a lot.
carl
Am Donnerstag, 15. April 2004 23:03 schrieb Alex Matulich:
> >if somebody could send me a DLL file , i would like to see if it is
> >crackable , i have some tools for decompiling.
>
> Try the PushPop.dll if you want.
>
> That's the thing about DLLs. They could have been written in C,
> C++, VBA, or assembly, and they all will be pretty much the same in
> the end. I know for a fact that you cannot back out the original
> C source code once it's compiled into an executable or a DLL.
> The same would be true for any other language capable of making
> stand-alone DLLs without an interpreter.
>
> The thing is, you can decompile it, but at best you will get a listing
> in assembler language, and even then it may not be comprehensible.
>
> -A
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