From: Groepaz (groepaz_at_gmx.net)
Date: 2003-03-22 02:10:52
On Saturday 22 March 2003 00:21, ken ross wrote:
> >ncoplin@orbeng.com wrote:
> >> Hi All,
> >> Was there a decompiler made for PET-SPEED.... I am needing to reverse
> >> engineer a compiled program....
> >> Regards, Nick
> >
> >Hi Nick,
> >Unfortunately I've never heard of one. :-/ PetSpeed had been touted as
> >an 'optimizing compiler' - It may not be the easiest thing to decompile.
> >Hopefully Ken Ross will see this, he also has quite an extensive PET
> >library, maybe he will have some clues...
> >His site is at:
> >http://members.tripod.com/~petlibrary/
> >Larry
> >P.S. Hey, Ken, your link to my site is out of date - but then again so
> >is my link to yours... :-)
>
> i've been away from my mac - hence delay ...
>
> Nick ,
> Petspeed DeCompiler - i've doubts about existence of such a beastie .....
> but you can download my lynx8017c which i've posted in petspeed'd version
> and in original BASIC ( a lot of BASIC4 fudging ! ) , this may give you
> some clues as to the way things behave .
> petspeed generates various work files on disk while it's working and if you
> want i can attach the lynx8017c files in an off list email to you if you
> want to try and create a Decompiler ?.
mmmh... is "petspeed" in any way related to the "austrospeed" compiler? if
yes, i am sure for the latter exists a decompiler....so that might be useful
for petspeed aswell.
gpz
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