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still only C, not C++
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Ok, usally a C code is also a C++ code, but this is not what we want. We know that the sofware has been written in C++, so we would like to get back the extra information that is in the source code. There are some key points (vptr, dynamic_cast, static initialization...) that makes it possible to discover some of the original C++ structures. I haven't heard about a tool that tries this. /* Just an example for a code that works differently in an old version of C and in C++ : Code:
int a = 2 //**/ 2 ; |
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