HACK W32dasm
Jalisa Landgren
I'm currently trying to implement something that combines reverse engineering and graph theory. Therefore I'd like to disassemble PE binaries. There're some very sophisticated tools to do so, like IDA or w32dasm. Latter seems to be dead.IDA is not scriptable - as far as I know.
which compiled it as a static link .lib library file. Now I would like to have a look at how the compiler generated the assembly code, for learning/academic purposes. Please note, I don't want to decompile it, I just want to read the generated assembly. I have tried to open the .lib with w32dasm but I get a lot of strange symbols and it looks like the tool is unable to read the file. I've HAVE done a similar task with a dynamic link library (generated from the same source) and it worked; in that I was able to view the assembly code using w32dasm. So, my question is: is possible to view the assembly code of a static link library as you can do with a dynamic link library? If so, what would be the correct tool to use, since w32dasm does not appear to be the correct tool.
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