Re: question about assembly

Re: question about assembly

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• Subject: Re: question about assembly
• From: Jrsand0427 <jrsand0427@AOL.COM>
• Date: Thu, 22 Apr 1999 03:29:27 GMT
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>Why bother when most programmers give their source code freely?
>
>>is there any way that assembly programs could be decoded.  or is there a
>way
>>that someone could make a program that takes the assembled program and
>decodes
>>it to give you the source code?

i wanted one because bill nagel never includes his source codes and i would
like to look at. them.  i would not change the source code because i know very
little about assembly.  i would use his codes so that i could learn from them.

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