VB Decompiler

the_demon

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Can anyone share a good freeware decompiler with me? I've been looking on the net but, my good friend Mr. Google is not yielding very good results.

Thanks,

~ The_Demon

 

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wowmanwow

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• May 3, 2009

• #2

Yep, right here.

Code:

vb-decompiler.org/

wowmanwow

 

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x4ng3l

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• Jun 13, 2009

• #3

Code:

http://www.vb-decompiler.org/files/vb_decompiler_lite.zip

Shareware, try, if u like, find the crack.

 

the_demon

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thanks 4 suggestions

Thread Now Closed. Forgot I even created this... I now have a programmer on my team who has come to my assistance w/ this issue.

 

djedje70

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• Jun 13, 2009

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So did he suggest any good decompiler?

 

B166ER

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after a quick search i found this which looks to be much better because it dumps out the code of any .NET application. not just ones made in VB. http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/

 

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redsasy

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Thank you

 

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discodave

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• Jan 14, 2010

• #8

You can find full VB Decompiler Pro 7.7 quite easily... Pm me if you don't find it

 

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discodave

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I just noticed that this was quite old thread

 

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howdoyou

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sure is, but for the record. you can not decompile vb6 code unless its compiled in pcode, and no one in the world will ever compile there code in pcode. If you really want the source code to an applacation hire a programmer (like me) to reprogram the software for you. Most decompilers you will find online will only get you the GUI. no code.

Edit:
its still an old post, lol.

 

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tacutnya

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• #11

i'm need tooo

 

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cicciovalenti

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• #12

these decompilers works good??

 

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mikeybobikey

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• #13

If they are compiled to native code, all you're going to be able to see are forms and procedure names. The code is unreadable.

 

maxpaincode

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What the guy said above it's true it's like native code generates direct to assembly that's cool for no dependencies. If they are using the other type called p-code then you are able to decompile it.

Good luck

 

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cgimaster

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• Sep 25, 2012

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You could use dotPeek its free and derivated from the reflector its pretty awesome.

For native code you will have lots of works but there is IDA

 

Last edited: Sep 25, 2012