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PEDasm
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Hits: 17 |
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Date added: 01/29/2005 |
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News:
- improved config file , added manual reloc symbol features
- removed small bugs in inst output
- handled special c++ decorated name from c++ dll import
PEDasm is a Win32 command line tool wich disassemble binary files targeted for win32 X86 platforms. It produces on output an asm source file that can in several case be successefully recompiled with an masm compatible assembler . This executable may be downloaded and used freeely. Full source included. |
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TMG Ripper Studio 0.03
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Hits: 12 |
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Date added: 01/29/2005 |
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News:
- Linked with an own-coded WinMain-caller, reducing the size by 10KB
- Interface shrinked to fit 800*600 resolution
This is a tool for converting a small part of a program into assemblycode that you could paste into your own sources. The program takes either a fileoffset or a virtual address as input and starts to disassemble from that point. When a conditional jump is reached, it branches and follow both directions. It also follows unconditional jumps and traces calls... |
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SoftSubmit v1.1
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Hits: 5 |
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Date added: 01/27/2005 |
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If you're a software author, at some point you've probably wanted to submit your software to some of the software archives around the net; sure it was fun the first one or two, but around the fourth site, fun turns into a chore, and at about site six it's torture. Isn't there an easier way to do this? There is now...
AnalogX SoftSubmit is the best thing to happen in software development since, heck, the Internet (because before then, we didn't have to worry about this!). It contains templates for more than 50 of the BEST file archives and directories on the net, so you only have to enter your programs information ONCE, and you can let your computer do the tedious job of submitting it over and over!
SoftSubmit is also blazingly fast - it can submit to almost all of those servers in less than a minute! It supports submitting via either the forms on the website or by sending a custom email messages to the admins with the information formatted just the way they like it. Make *SURE* to read all of the documentation before using this program! |
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TextScan v1.00
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Hits: 16 |
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Date added: 01/27/2005 |
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Have you ever run across a piece of software that did something that you couldn't figure out how they did? Or perhaps you suspect that some Microsoft application might be using an undocumented function; in either place, AnalogX TextScan gives you a quick and easy way to find out details from just about any program.
AnalogX TextScan searches any binary file for a minimum and maximum string length, and then returns all occurrences in sorted order... But it doesn't just stop there, it also has the ability to identify most functions and DLL's inside of a file, and even has the ability to extract both char and unichar strings! This is a great first step in getting a better understanding of what's happening inside of a program you're interested in, or even for just looking for the occasional Easter egg! |
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PCalc v1.13
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Hits: 13 |
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Date added: 01/27/2005 |
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If you're a programmer, you've probably downloaded a so-called 'programmers calculator' at least once in your life, only to be sorely disappointed; I'm sorry, but displaying the results in hex and/or binary doesn't make a calculator a 'programmers calculator', nor does making 42 a constant in it either! Someone should do something about this, and someone has...
Programmers around the world, your prayers have been answered - Behold AnalogX PCalc, the ULTIMATE programmers calculator. Forget putting up lame buttons with numbers on them; that's fine in the real world, but hardly useful in a GUI, let's instead focus on functionality, and that's just what I did.
AnalogX PCalc allows you to enter any equation in the EXACT same format as C/C++, and it will process it with the same precedence, giving you the results in a variety of formats! PCalc also supports the use of user-defined variables, and also has most of the common constants used already defined. |
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