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| | A decompiler for Virtual Basic programs, 'VB Decompiler' is a useful developer's tool. Its features include decompiling forms (frm and frx) and user controls (ctl) object files, disassembling native code procedures (with power Pentium Pro disassembler, supporting MMX and FPU instruction sets), a fast decompiling speed, as well as a syntax coloring in decompiled code, a string reference list, and a search engine. You can also save decompiled data to a database file.
Another feature includes full p-code decompiling (with parsing of opcodes into standard vb instructions, without the decompilation of GUID objects). You can't disassemble native code procedures with String References and API Calls (with power Pentium Pro disassembler, supporting MMX and FPU instruction sets).
Pluses: The Lite version is free.
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In conclusion: The version reviewed, 2.3 Lite is free and it contains only a few of all the needed components, so it appears to be more like a preview for the Pro version which is not free. It's strongly recommended that you download and use the Pro version.
version reviewed: 3 Lite
VB Decompiler Publisher's Description Decompiler of Visual Basic programs. Decompiling forms, pseudo code (with parse opcodes to standard vb instructions and decompile objects references), decompiling native code procedures (with power Pentium Pro disassembler and emulation engine), decompiling .NET IL code, syntax coloring in decompiled code, string reference list and search engine, fast decompiling speed. System Requirements P133, 64Mb RAM What's new Disassembling .NET code. All Frameworks supported. Export names to IDA via IDC script, HIEW names and to MAP file. | | | |
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