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    Question Decompiling a prx

    hi everyone

    i was just wondering how can i decompile a prx file to c/c++ ?

    if anyone knows please tell

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    Any one Plzzz

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    I believe it is possible but you need sufficent programming knowledge

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    Well i Knew That

    But How Can i Do it I Want To Dissasemble It To The C++ Files

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    Doesnīt exist a convenient way to convert Assembly code (in that case MIPS instructions) to higher level language like C++. In the PSP case is worse because it follows the RISC arquiteture... itīs mean a large set of simple instructions for every line of C++ code.. consider the optimization provided by the compiler and you will get a bunch of assembly code without some meaning for humans ( at least it is very,very hard to understand).
    Reverse enginering itīs not to easy ... you must analise the code running and try undertand what it does.

    If exists a easy way to decompile programs ,why people dont found the source code of a lot of comercial programs like Windows, MS Office, Photoshop, etc ?

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