2 Questiom Mgiht Be Really Hard To Explain

[XxEvilxX]

1. How to i convert vb lang to Assembly Lang?
2. How can i decompile a exe into assembly lang ?

[Jimlin41]

I've heard of/seen downloads for decompilers that decompile an .exe file into assembly but I've never used one. I can't remember any URL's though... sorry.

mhh.. long time ago... i had an tool, that decompiles exe - files to c - code.... but don't remeber the name...

i think, that a tool that converts vb to assembly does not exist


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taLON

[ljdarten]

its certainly seems possible to turn any program into assembly as it's so low-level. but it wouldn't be worth it on a vb exe, as it is full of references to dlls. i don't know if those calls would translate correctly at all either ( i dont know much about assembly )

[Paul282]

1. How to i convert vb lang to Assembly Lang?
2. How can i decompile a exe into assembly lang ?

This I gather is another lame attempt by XxEvilxX to get more power out of his VB app

GET OVER IT !!!!!

I've seen an assembly compiler written in qbasic but I gather from the nature of your question that you know jack about assembly language!!! and I'll be turning in my grave before you see an assembler RAD (even a two stage one)

If you can learn enough tricks-of-the-trade in VB you can get similar processing power to C . You won't find a C programmer who will admit it too you but in Maths, file I/O and speed you can match those languages. A better written App is ALWAYS better that a slightly more efficiently compiled language, I know because I program in C and C++ too (although rarely now)

Let me ask you a question...
Why do you want to convert to an assembly lang app? it's not a learning exercise as you you seem to have no interest in assembly past the fact that you've heard it's faster.

how old are you anyway?????

[Edited by Paul282 on 03-24-2000 at 10:38 AM]

[XxEvilxX]

well cuase i figure i could make my exe and compile and then decompile it to assembly then re compile in assembly lang it could go faster and im 16 years old

[Jimlin41]

I don't think it would go faster just because you compiled from assembly because it came from VB code. The program would still be interpreted at runtime and all the stuff that makes our VB programs slow would still be in the code.