Question:
Is it possible to Get The Source Code Back From the Complied Object/.Exe File.?
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2012-09-29 10:50:33 UTC
Is it possible to Get The Source Code Back From the Complied Object/.Exe File..IF Yes How we can get it...
is there any decompiler or can we deassemble that code...

if any one know....pls rpl

Thank you somuch..
Three answers:
santanu bera
2012-09-29 21:38:15 UTC
No you never can get back the source code from a compiled executable file. Because it appear in read only mode and binary form. But the decompilation is the process that decode the source code of the binary form which is redable to computer and not to human. Decompilation process can be done over simple and very simple file. The file larger then 1 mb is very difficult to decode. You can visit the following page to know about details about decompilation www.wikipedia.com/decompilation
Anza Power
2012-09-29 11:16:40 UTC
You cannot get the exact source code back because a lot of it would be gone, like comments and variable names, there are "decompiler" programs that can try as much as they can to show you the code in readable human form but if the program is very complicated it's very hard...



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decompiler



https://www.google.com/search?q=decompiler
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2016-07-31 04:09:05 UTC
No longer with no trouble. Too much is misplaced in compiling. It is like making cow from hamburger without knowing what dead animal the meat got here from. You can run the code by way of a dissambler to get assembly code. Can be VERY tough to learn.


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