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skingston 28 Jul 2005, 23:58
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knows of any disassemblers that product fasm source code that can be re-assembled? |
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comrade 29 Jul 2005, 01:38
you might want to try PVDasm
the author is active, and should be able to adjust his output module to conform with FASM syntax |
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29 Jul 2005, 01:38 |
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Reverend 29 Jul 2005, 10:52
New IDA Pro v4.8 can output TASM Ideal mode, which can be assembled or easily adapted to fasm. Unfortuantely it costs about $299
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29 Jul 2005, 10:52 |
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Matrix 29 Jul 2005, 12:19
FASM is not that popular yet to be a disassembler for it.
but you can translate other assembly laguage to FASM, i know W32Dasm 8.94 , good debugger and decompiler too. example download url, ... $75 to buy, free to try. and on windows 9x you can use Soft Ice debugger to debug. |
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29 Jul 2005, 12:19 |
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tom tobias 29 Jul 2005, 20:54
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=3137
I think you will find there some useful references from Mike, Iklin, and Fudder, as well as an unanswered question from Tommy in Norway. tom in usa |
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29 Jul 2005, 20:54 |
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Tommy 30 Jul 2005, 11:20
Hehe..
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MCD 01 Aug 2005, 12:51
skingston wrote: Since I can't find any (free) disassemblers that produce asm code that can be re-assembled, I'm now considering making my own disassembler. If I ever have enough time, that is. I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard - it would probably just take quite a while to do. Hmmm, try Intel and AMD Processor documentations...Should be fine for the beginning |
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Tomasz Grysztar 01 Aug 2005, 12:53
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Llama Boy 01 Aug 2005, 17:51
skingston wrote: Since I can't find any (free) disassemblers that produce asm code that can be re-assembled, I'm now considering making my own disassembler. If I ever have enough time, that is. I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard - it would probably just take quite a while to do. if you have visual studio 6, you can right click and goto debug... and that will debug your app to what ever assembler they use also, a few hex editors (free ones) i have seen do it too. emu8086 (www.emu8086.com) has a debug feature on it... it might be an emulator, but still. _________________ 
donut < llama < az http://llama.computerboffin.com/ <-signup http://llama.computerboffin.com/dotvs/ |
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f0dder 03 Aug 2005, 07:04
There's a free version of IDA out there...
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comrade 03 Aug 2005, 16:50
f0dder can you pos tthe link again please? for free version of IDA
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comrade 03 Aug 2005, 16:54
i found it in my bookmarks:
http://www.themel.com/ida.html |
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coconut 03 Aug 2005, 20:47
pvdasm is nice too, http://pvdasm.reverse-engineering.net/
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UCM 10 Aug 2005, 23:53
doesn't NASM have a dissassembler? ndisasm.exe
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Juras 22 Aug 2005, 18:32
ndisasm is a good disassembler, also OpenWatcom C/C++ has its disassembler, which understands .obj files and a good debugger (with MMX, SSE support)...
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Artlav 24 Aug 2005, 07:26
Quote:
The best one is http://www.sandpile.org `sandpile.org -- The world's leading source for pure technical x86 processor information` |
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madmatt 24 Aug 2005, 11:48
Just use Olly Debug, it has a good disassembler, and supports up to sse instrcution set. And the Gui has a good layout as well.
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24 Aug 2005, 11:48 |
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tom tobias 24 Aug 2005, 20:59
madmatt wrote: Just use Olly Debug, it has a good disassembler, and supports up to sse instrcution set. And the Gui has a good layout as well. Thanks Matt! good suggestion.
http://www.ollydbg.de/ |
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24 Aug 2005, 20:59 |
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MCD 02 Sep 2005, 11:19
Yeah, but what do you have as good DOS debugger with MMX/SSE a.s.o. support?
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