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Decompiling a C++ program

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Hello,

I have a problem that is as follows:

I built a program using C++ software in class; however, I made a serious mistake by only bringing the .exe and its .OBJ file with me. Now I want to review the code, but I can't because I can't find any way to open the file to read the code. Do you have another solution? Thank you in advance.
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  2. Apatik Contributor
    If you had attended class, you would know that since your C++ file is compiled, you cannot go back to the source code. It's IMPOSSIBLE.
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      Apatik is right.

      There is no solution to revert to the source code.

      Sorry I can't help you...
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        1. Pichika

          No way, by the way a little look with IDA Pro gives you a ready assembler, you just need to take a transpiler (basically a program that does for example C -> Python or Python -> C or even Java -> Assembler), and tada you've got everything back (but it's really long)

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