I Have a small .exe, it's 184KB in size, it's a shareware application, but it has not been updated in a while, the creator of the program dissappeared, and the source was never released, now there is a group of people that wants to update the program, but they cannot get in contact with the creator to ibtain the source code, i was wondering if there was a way to decompile this program, the only thing i know about it, is that it was written in C and it holds an FMC icon, i've seen this icon before and i know it's from the compiler, but i can't find the compiler. so i was wondering if there is a way to decompile this .exe back into C code.
A C Program Decompiler.?
It would probably be easier to just rewrite the program. Decompiling will NOT produce C source code. It will at best provide a very cryptic disassembly. Unless it is a very short program, you could spend a lot more time just sorting through the disassembly then it would take to rewrite. Unless you're comfortable reading assembly language, you might find it more difficult then you expect
Reply:The only way back to decompiling it would be to assembler code.
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