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decompile the binary to get back to c source code !!!!

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Is there any way to get the original source code from binary ?

posted Oct 31, 2014 by Bheemappa G

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Simple answer is no and in the past there were many startup which came into this area and not so successful. You can get the assembly code from the binary but not the C (high level code) code as there may be infinite number of ways to reach at the same goal (In gdb you could use the command disass/m to see the assembly code)

answer Oct 31, 2014 by Salil Agrawal
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