Thread: exe to assembly

Why not just write the program to do what the assembly change would do? Otherwise, what (or why) are you wanting to do? (Your last post was vague as to wether your problem is solved.) If you clue us in, I think the board might be able to offer more than references to thesaurus.reference.com, and perhaps might know of a way that doesn't require the difficulties of dis/re-assembling an executable. Beyond that, the board has given keywords (and links), a tad of googling will reveal much.
I second nasm - though I've never tried to disassemble anything.

Originally Posted by siavoshkc

You can attach its debugger to an exe, but only when it is running and you can't change anything.

You can change code while it's in use. Granted your standard debugger won't let you.

Originally Posted by siavoshkc

But I want to know how to do this:
foo.asm ---> foo.exe //An assembler

This coming from the guy with assembly in his signature is quite funny.

I don't know, why you guys don't read the last posts.
This is the story:
I wanted to do this:
.exe----->.asm------>.exe

But there is a point: I want to do this by MSVS tools.

So I went to MS website and opened a thread(what a headache) and ask them if there is such tools or not. Here is that thread.

I got happy, but I found out the output format of dumbin is different from ml and ml can't read that. Ask MS about it and a funny answer: This scenario is not supported. So yes my problem is remained.