exe to source?

Didnt think it supported C/C++ Code

.Net Reflector work's perfectly.
I use it all the time to hack those NX gens and crap;D

i wouldn't call that hacking.

who uses that.. that's like using obj-c.. lulz

Ontopic: The best you could do is exe to asm. Then asm to c++.

Originally Posted by Brinuz

who uses that.. that's like using obj-c.. lulz

I use managed C++.

It's an awesome combination that gives me the power and flexibilty of C++ and the huge .NET class and function libraries.

Cryptography, memory management, fast execution speed, web requests: managed C++ does this all brilliantly without me having to spend 10 hours on it, or reference some other project that has a gazillion lines of code and files (eg, boost, libcurl, openssl...)

I still remember that time when I spent forever using send/recv.. :P

If you want to use .NET libs just use C# imo , it won't be faster just because it is C++. Since it is pretty much using the same libs.
And Managed C++ code is just, horrible imo.

Ok it's useful to use as a proxy between C++ and Managed Code (C#,VB,w/e), but other than that.. =x

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