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#17574 02/18/03 04:32 AM
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I've resently made a small program and converted into a .exe file.... then i somehow deleted all the files exept the .exe file...

Is there anyway i can get the source files back, so i can build some more on the program?

Any code cracker or any kind, so i can se the code and rebuild it, whit some more feauteres, couse i wasn't finisht with it yet.?

Please help.

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#17575 02/18/03 12:29 PM
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All depends on the language you used to create the file. There are decompilers out there for any language, but finding them for the specific language version can be a pain...

What's so special however?


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#17576 02/18/03 12:46 PM
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As far as I know, there are no decompilers for versions of Visual Basic past 3.0.


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#17577 02/18/03 03:07 PM
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Saw one for 4.0 when i was lookin for the latest frown ...


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#17578 02/24/03 12:41 AM
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Ok, anything on how find out wich language a program is written in?

#17579 02/24/03 09:25 AM
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Doubtful, if it's an EXE. EXEs are just binaries, and most languages can compile to binaries. Thus there's no way to tell what language it was originally written in, unless there's an About dialog that tells what language it's in.

For a decompiler, it'll decompile to assembly, so you'll have to learn that. Then you can convert all the assembly back to VB manually.

#17580 02/24/03 01:06 PM
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you said that you wrote the program, and then lost your files, and now want to work on it more; however you go on to ask how to figure out which language the program is written in. if you wrote it, you should know what langauge you used.


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#17581 02/24/03 03:16 PM
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BS, we all know that he's bullshitting smirk...


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#17582 02/26/03 06:32 AM
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i know...


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