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Re: parsing .class file and .exe file

Michael Weller

2004-06-26

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I think instead of "parsing" he means "decompile", does he?
Why don't you leave the compilation step out and run your not-written
program on the sources, do your tests or whatever and the build?
Let me guess: You want to use servlets for the upload part (just trying
to make this Q servlet related)!?

-mw

Chris Pratt wrote:

>How do you plan to parse a binary, machine language, .exe file into a text
>file? And what good would it do if you could?
> (*Chris*)
>
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>Hi,
>
>Maybe I did not state clearly my problem.
>We have tried serveral different software testing software, such as Junit,
>WinRunner(Compuware), QARun(Rational), etc. They are good in some aspects.
>
>But we want to build our own software testing software based on our new
>developed algorithms. This testing software is going to test C++ program
>and/or Java program. The first step is to read .exe file or .class file
>and then parse them into text file, then use our algorithms to analyze
>those text files to find possible error, fault, or do optimization.
>
>Thanks for your help!
>
>ZDing
>
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