Re: disassembly of Debug.exe?


ArarghMail807NOSPAM wrote:

No disassembler is going to do that very well. (Unless you are on a
system where the code and data are totally seperate.)

It took me YEARS to disassemble a 64k program well enough to be able
to reassemble it and get a working result. (not full time, though)

I use Sourcer, and it takes many passes of analyzing the listing,
applying corrections, and rerunning.

The free version of IDA should work about as well, but I haven't used
it much.
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Oh, I've quite quickly fixed a few programs, more usually in the under
64k area, but it isn't hard (rather wasn't; I'm sure I once had better
tools; especially finding and passing text areas).
I have the freeida43.exe but haven't tried that version.
I would REALLY like to fing a few simple ideas on how to use DRGB
properly to just load, analyse and dump code.

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