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| 76439 | 2002-09-04 12:26:00 | anyone know what a "disassembler" programme is? | jayal (1291) | ||
| 76440 | 2002-09-04 12:33:00 | Yes. Put it this way, if you don't know what a Dasm does, DON'T PLAY WITH ONE! A disassembler takes a program, and sort of diassembles it. But don't think you can go and extract the source code out of windows by dasming it. It's kinda complicated, but basically, if you're not a programmer (or person with an 'alternative' career) , then you don't need, and won't ever use one. However, if you do need one (now that you know wot it is) I can reccomend WinDASM. SiK |
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| 76441 | 2002-09-05 01:36:00 | to "SiK" - thanks - was only curious but your comments very helpful | jayal (1291) | ||
| 76442 | 2002-09-05 05:00:00 | Real Programmers can disassemble code "by inspection". B-) Only wimps use disassemblers. :D The simplest one around is DEBUG -- provided by MS in DOS, so it's "a bit" limited. | Graham L (2) | ||
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