when i try to use msil disassembler to disassemble the .exe file
generated by vc++2005,it says "has no valid CLR header",what does that
mean?? thx for your help in advance..
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when i try to use msil disassembler to disassemble the .exe file
generated by vc++2005,it says "has no valid CLR header",what does that
mean?? thx for your help in advance..
Er, probably that it doesn't have a valid CLR header. EXE files are
generally binary, not IL.
But you might have better feedback in a forum dealing with C++ and/or MS
stuff.
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Bartc
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when i try to use msil disassembler to disassemble the .exe file
generated by vc++2005,it says "has no valid CLR header",what does that
mean?? thx for your help in advance..
Is it compiled as C++/CLR or C++/native? (native can't be be
msil-disassembled, because it's not msil)
Is it compiled as C++/CLR or C++/native? (native can't be be
msil-disassembled, because it's not msil)
So,what assembler can i use to assemble C++/native? thx.
i know in linux,objdump maybe a good choice for disassemble,but i use
ms windows and vs2005,so what assembler will be better for me to use
for c++/native? thx.
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i know in linux,objdump maybe a good choice for disassemble,but i use
ms windows and vs2005,so what assembler will be better for me to use
for c++/native? thx.
The disassembler that comes with nasm maybe?
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>i know in linux,objdump maybe a good choice for disassemble,but i use
ms windows and vs2005,so what assembler will be better for me to use
for c++/native? thx.
You want to disassemble to x86 code, not MSIL? Try pedump.exe or dumppe.exe.
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