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i think it is possible but ...
with me.
it's possible. but convert this what for? without understand of algorithm, a program like a death body. i don't know any program to do that but anyone can convert it manually. each c++ compiler has a own way to generate code from c++ to c and then from c to asm. so if you want to convert code from program to c++ you must: + convert machine code to asm - ida pro can handle almost + convert this asm to c - the hardest step @@!!!@@ + depend on what compiler that generated this code, convert this c code to c++ code - the easiest step. hope this can help you. regards |
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