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Assembler to C/C++

Archive · 2010 4 old posts

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Kabelman ·

Is there a software that can doing that?

🙂

MegaHurtz ·

you can convert C to assembly, But most of it won`t run becouse c uses call a lot.

TomC ·

Kabelman wrote: Is there a software that can doing that?

🙂

It's possible, but you don't want that.

Really!

There's no reason to read any further!

Okay okay, I give up.

Most C/C++ compilers can handle inline assembly code, but that's not what you want, because

- it's still assembly code, so you won't understand it any better. - if it's generic code it will most probably overwrite your variables, stack and whatnot. IOW, it will crash your application

Converting(!) assembly code to C/C++ is not possible because in assembly language you can easily do things a C/C++ compiler could never create. Of course you CAN create assembly code from C/C++ code (every compiler does exactly this) and, given the right tools for THIS compiler, convert it back to C/C++. But it'll be more or less unreadable.

Tom

Kabelman ·

okay,

i understand the problems to do this....

many thanks

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