decompiling c++ programs

[davy.zou]

I am looking for a way to decompile a program written by C++, or a
decompiler.
why?
because it would FUN!

Thanks
Davy

also, any one got any ideas on how to keep track of where is post is?
because the filing system on this forum is a down right pain, when so
many people post "c++ help" messages the search function becomes
obsolete.

 

[Ian Collins]

I am looking for a way to decompile a program written by C++, or a
decompiler.

You won't find one!

 

[=?iso-8859-1?q?Erik_Wikstr=F6m?=]

I am looking for a way to decompile a program written by C++, or a
decompiler.
why?
because it would FUN!

Thanks
Davy

also, any one got any ideas on how to keep track of where is post is?
because the filing system on this forum is a down right pain, when so
many people post "c++ help" messages the search function becomes
obsolete.

It's not a forum, it's a usenet newsgroup. Get a decent news-reader
and things get better. But if you're like me forced to use the google
interface you can always try searching for your mail-address to find
your own threads quickly.

 

[shadowman]

I am looking for a way to decompile a program written by C++, or a
decompiler.
why?
because it would FUN!

This is an FAQ

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/compiler-dependencies.html#faq-38.4

also, any one got any ideas on how to keep track of where is post is?
because the filing system on this forum is a down right pain, when so
many people post "c++ help" messages the search function becomes
obsolete.

Get a better newsreader?

 

[davy.zou]

You won't find one!

what? no decompiler or no way to decompile a program?

 

[davy.zou]

It's not a forum, it's a usenet newsgroup. Get a decent news-reader
and things get better. But if you're like me forced to use the google
interface you can always try searching for your mail-address to find
your own threads quickly.

newsreader? I am not famailiar with that thing?

 

[Ian Collins]

*Please* don't quote signatures.

what? no decompiler or no way to decompile a program?

Decompile to what? The structure of an optimised binary often bears
little resemblance to C source, let alone C++.

 

[Default User]

newsreader? I am not famailiar with that thing?

<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_news_clients>




Brian