Re: Disassembler

On Mon, 27 Feb 2006 14:24:13 -0500, CG
<carl.gehr.RemoveThis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

If you prefer, call it a DisCOBOLER instead of a DisASSEMBLER.

I think the term traditionally used is "decompiler".

Yeh! I thought about that, but Pete seemed so hung up on the specific
language, that seemed more to the point.

I suppose you could decompile code into just about any language you
want. The more optimized the code, the more useless the decompiled
results.
.

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