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This video will explain you to view the source code of an exe file with dotpeek.
17 kwi 2010 · I've got some old Windows executable files. How can I edit them with Visual Studio 2010? What are the ways to see an exe's source code?
2 sty 2016 · The short answer is no - the source is not available if only the .exe is available. The source code is an entirely separate file which is generally not shared with the public. However, given the .exe file, it might be possible to "decompile" it into a form of source code which would allow a new .exe file to be produced, and which should match ...
First step is to try to open the exe with winrar (or maybe 7zip). That step is pretty huge in determining what you can do. If it's not openable, then your options are a decompiler (it would get decompiled to assembly) or a hex editor. The hex editor process will be painful.
18 wrz 2019 · To effectively debug you’ll also need the source code that was used to build the EXE, even for just a few files that you care about. You’ll need to locate those files and open them in Visual Studio.
You can't do it if your .exe code is in C/C++, but if it is in C# you can do it. I don't know a good tool for that, but one way is using ANTS Profiler. It shows you all objects, methods and arguments from a C# binary.
Command line tool to edit resources of exe file on Windows. Executables. Prebuilt binaries can be found in the GitHub releases. Building. To build you need CMake 3.15+ and Visual Studio 2015 or above. Clone the repository. Create a build directory: cmake -E make_directory build. Change to the build directory: cd build.
