Hey,
One question, we have some old code written in C++ and the source code is on a floppy that died many years ago.
Any one know of a C++ decompiler that could work?
I appreciate it.
Nick
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Hey,
One question, we have some old code written in C++ and the source code is on a floppy that died many years ago.
Any one know of a C++ decompiler that could work?
I appreciate it.
Nick
No.
:)
You might be able to decompile it to C but you'd have a hell of a time working out the mangled names, overloaded functions, virtual functions, templates (:eek:), etc......
What compiler did you use?
Oh, and I just thought I'd mention that backups are a very good idea......
Even harder, because the names are not preserved in a release build. You can disassemble, and some apps may be able to produce C code from that (not very good, and all functions and variables would just have names like xf_34), but no way C++ code. It's far too complex.