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Why decompiling a delphi exe, is so easy, compared to others executables built with other programming languages/compilers? There are a few things that help with reversing delphi programs: You get the full form data including the name of event handler methods All members with published visibility have metadata used with RTTI The compiler is pretty bad at optimizing. It does no whole program optimization and the assembly is usually a straight forward translation of the original source with only minor optimizations. (At least it was in the versions I used, might have improved since then) All

I am interested in assistance in doing the following with a winform application I am writing to open in a tab an .exe in c# in the Visual Studios 2010 IDE. I'm currently able to open the program via button click in the desired tab using the following code: string str = @"-INSERT FILEPATH HERE-";//took file path out as i have a few exes i'm wanting to add. Process process = new Process(); process.StartInfo.FileName = str; process.Start(); now how can i make it so this executable opens as the tab or in a tab, in my winform? I'm open to suggestions to doing either case. SOLVED: using System

I am really interested in assembly language and I want to learn about how exe files work how dlls run etc... and I have an idea of writing an application to decompile an exe to assembly code since i am not a very good assembly programmer and with the lack of knowledge of the inner working of exe I couldn't do it. Since I can read an exe in hex i think it is not impossible but I don't know how to write my own program. Any resources or any help would be appreciated. I think you're looking for a disassembler not a decompiler. IDA pro seems to be popular and you can download an older version for

I've been searching through SO for a while now trying to come up with an answer to this but due to my inexperience with programming I don't understand much of the documentation, nor am I confident enough to experiment too much. Would anyone be able to describe in slightly simpler terms how I would use programs like Py2exe, PyInstaller, cx_freeze etc.? I just want a way for others (mainly friends) to be able to run my (simple, text only) program without having to download python themselves. If there is an easier way to do this I'd appreciate knowing that too. Running Vista 32bit, python 2.7

I'm new to the programming scene. Been working with C++ for about 5 months now, and have decided I want to start getting into Java. I'm using Eclipse as my IDE, and obviously Java for the language. I'm trying to write a simple HelloWorld application, which can be run through a command prompt executable. In Visual Studio, it seems it's rather easy to create an executable. All I've ever had to do is use a pull down arrow and choose Release, and then run my build. The purpose of wanting to be able to write/run Java in command prompt is so that I'm able to practice some of the language basics

I have installed the Visual Studio 2015 and created Win32 project with some code. I compiled it successfully, but I can't launch exe file, because I don't have some ucrtbased.dll...So how can I solve it? Edit: The English equivalent message is: "The program can't start because ucrtbased.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem. " This problem is from VS 2015 silently failing to copy ucrtbased.dll (debug) and ucrtbase.dll (release) into the appropriate system folders during the installation of Visual Studio. (Or you did not select "Common Tools for