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Spring offers a DOS and QuickBasic decompilation service, or you can purchase a license for his decompiler. Several tools were available for download. There was also other good information in forums and the like this site was heavily Visual Basic oriented. (bad link!) had some good links on this page, now only available from : (from the Software Reviews forum, Software Listings topic).This is not a peer reviewed academic paper, and is written from a cracking point of view. The paper Visual Basic Reversed - A decompiling approach by Andrea Geddon has lots of details about the internals of VB5 and VB6 native (machine code) compiled programs.In Visual Basic Programmer's Journal, Dec 1996, pp 58-64. See also Master the Black Art of the VB Interpreter, Ash Rofail.(Dead link check out if you want to view that article.) Visual Basic MAK Compiler Pro (aka make_mak) by Christian Germelmann has a check box decompDefeat the author claims "your apps will be immune against 'reverse engeneering'".VB Shrink by Cute-Bits is a tool that strips non essential info from the executable, to make it more difficult to decompile.for a Visual Basic debugger (p-code programs only) by Mr Silver and Mr Snow.VBRezQ recovers the project file and forms.Semi VB Decompiler by vbgamer45 recovers gui information, and P-Code tokens.P32Dasm by Darker is a P-Code decompiler which decompiles to P-Code tokens.

by Sarge recovers Gui Information, and P-Code opcodes. VBEditor by Hexman recovers Gui Information.It shows design code data (forms, controls, etc.), allows the modification of design properties directly on the binary, can disassemble native code, and can decompile native code (as much as that is possible). VBReFormer is a decompiler for native Visual Basic applications.

VBDE by Iorior dumps GUI information about VB executables some decompilation ability.

Proprietary software, but free (as in beer) "Lite" version is available.

: decompiles pcode, "high level assembler" for native code.

Even includes some specifics on building a VB5/VB6 decompiler.

Decompiler Technologies (formerly Visual Basic Right Back) is a decompilation service.Version 3 (for VB version 3) was the most successful, because it has the most information in the "executable" (including comments!). JosephCo wrote a decompiler called Exdec.NET 2003 or later), see DotNetDecompilers. Program-Transformation.Org: The Program Transformation Wikiįor Visual Basic programs compiled to.