Hi, I have a friend who needs a disassambler. He needs the code, not an exe file. So he needs the opcodes of the x86 architecture to translate from machine code to assambler.
If somebody knows where to find it, please tell me.
Your friend should use an already existing disassembler not to build it’s own. The best one money can buy is
IDA, http://www.datarescue.com/idabase/
Opcode tables for Ia32 / Ia64 architecture can be found in Intel Architecture Processr manuals, freely available
at Intel’s website. However , writting a good dissambler is a long and involving task, for simly translating opcodes from an entry point will result in very low quality dissaseblys. There are some free ones alrady written out there, with source code.
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Hi, I have a friend who needs a disassambler. He needs the code, not an exe file. So he needs the opcodes of the x86 architecture to translate from machine code to assambler.
If somebody knows where to find it, please tell me.
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Borg is a very nice one:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/cronos/download.html
----- Original Message -----
From: Ratmil Torres
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Subject: [ntfsd] Off Topic, x86 Opcode table
Hi, I have a friend who needs a disassambler. He needs the code, not an exe file. So he needs the opcodes of the x86 architecture to translate from machine code to assambler.
If somebody knows where to find it, please tell me.
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Check out http://www.sandpile.org http:
They have a huge repository of X86 documentation, features, tricks, etc.
Compatible processors and IA-64 are covered there also.
/ted
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Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 2:10 PM
To: File Systems Developers
Subject: [ntfsd] Off Topic, x86 Opcode table
Hi, I have a friend who needs a disassambler. He needs the code, not an exe
file. So he needs the opcodes of the x86 architecture to translate from
machine code to assambler.
If somebody knows where to find it, please tell me.
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There are two products that I have used:
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Sourcer Disassembler
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IDA, the Interactive Disassembler.
In the end, IDA proved to be more reliable and more robust. I have not
used it in nearly four years, so I do not know how it may have changed.
Jamey
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[mailto:xxxxx@lists.osr.com] On Behalf Of Ratmil Torres
Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 11:10 AM
To: File Systems Developers
Subject: [ntfsd] Off Topic, x86 Opcode table
Hi, I have a friend who needs a disassambler. He needs the code, not an
exe file. So he needs the opcodes of the x86 architecture to translate
from machine code to assambler.
If somebody knows where to find it, please tell me.
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One of their PDFs contain this documentation.
Max
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Subject: [ntfsd] Off Topic, x86 Opcode table
Hi, I have a friend who needs a disassambler. He needs the code, not an exe file. So he needs the opcodes of the x86 architecture to translate from machine code to assambler.
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DUMPBIN /DISASM is also not bad 
Try it (ensure that the .PDB file is accessible during this). If you will be satisfied with the result - then you can skip buying IDA.
Another freeware tool is HIEW (full-screen DOS app written in Russia, can be found on the web).
Max
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From: Jamey Kirby
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Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 5:21 AM
Subject: [ntfsd] RE: Off Topic, x86 Opcode table
There are two products that I have used:
-
Sourcer Disassembler
-
IDA, the Interactive Disassembler.
In the end, IDA proved to be more reliable and more robust. I have not used it in nearly four years, so I do not know how it may have changed.
Jamey
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