Is there a program that will do this in XP?

[KeyserSoze]

I'm trying to find some freeware/shareware proggy that will allow me to see the assembly language being sent when ever I open programs, or whatever on my computer. I know Visual Studio 6 had it only for programs you were writing/developing. I want something that just lets me see the machine leve code when I open "Notepad" or something stupid like that.

Is there any program that will do this? If I even knew what they were called, or I could search for it on my own.


Thanx in Advance





KeyserSoze

 

[singh]

You can either use a Disassembler or a Debugger. A Disassembler will take an executable as input and spit out a text file with the Assembly Language source code for the program. A Debugger will dynamically show you the assembly language machine code of a program and allow you to modify executable code of a running program. Both are useless unless you're *VERY* proficient in Assembly Language.

The most powerful Win32 debugger available is SoftICE.

 

[KeyserSoze]

Thanks singh.







KeyserSoze