Quote:
|
The source code generated by a program like dcc will have almost no similarity to the original code.
|
That depends on the complexity of the program. Besides that, of course it won't have similarity to the original "C++ source", as the OP asked. I said it produces C source.
No, but I did. I gave a specific answer to a general question. I don't see the problem.
Quote:
|
People are still making C++ executables that do not use .NET, this isn't something that is "mid to late 90s".
|
I never said it was.
Quote:
|
What do you consider "not that hard"?
|
Reading assembly. As someone who has written several thousand lines of asm for a single project, I can tell you that it's not that difficult. If you're coming from OOP in a high-level language, it may take a week or two before you begin "thinking in assembly", but once you do, it's no more difficult than reading any other source code.