I need a binary file decompiled

[etech]

I have a binary file writtein in C that needs to be decompiled.
Who can help me ?

[etech]

you can contact me at :
ICQ 10432792
AIM : schaumann83
or email : schaumann at gmail dot com

[etech]

I guess no one can

[fusionx]

I have a binary file writtein in C that needs to be decompiled.
Who can help me ?

When you say "decompiled", what exactly are you looking for in the file?

[jimmyf]

decompiler's are out there (a lot of'm), do a search on google.

but you had better know C because they are not perfect.

and the last I remember they are not real cheap.

I last time I looked for one was in the DOS days

[pr0]

what you meant to say was

where can i rent a good reverse engineer

your answer: russia

[jimmyf]

what you meant to say was

where can i rent a good reverse engineer

your answer: russia

I think so..

[etech]

what you meant to say was

where can i rent a good reverse engineer

your answer: russia

Please let me know if you know someone....I dont, that's why im posting here.

[etech]

When you say "decompiled", what exactly are you looking for in the file?

To have the source code revealed.

[Napolean]

disassemblers are free, but useless if you dont know assembly :P

[etech]

disassemblers are free, but useless if you dont know assembly :P

Nope i dont know asm

[colpanic]

Do you know C?

you can get "decompilers", but unless you are a fucking C wizard it's not going to do you much good (I used to be a C wizard... I had the hat and everything )

Most people strip tags when they compile, to save space etc... which means the variables will have nonsensical names... a lot of people unroll loops and stuff too, so basically it will be "c", but not anything you would ever write.

If you have any hopes of updating/maintaining this code you are about to hijack, you might just want someone to write it from scratch for you.

[jawanda]

Do you know C?

you can get "decompilers", but unless you are a fucking C wizard it's not going to do you much good (I used to be a C wizard... I had the hat and everything )

Most people strip tags when they compile, to save space etc... which means the variables will have nonsensical names... a lot of people unroll loops and stuff too, so basically it will be "c", but not anything you would ever write.

If you have any hopes of updating/maintaining this code you are about to hijack, you might just want someone to write it from scratch for you.

good call

will save you HOURS of time and headaches.