1 year, 4 months ago
Windows 64bit disassembler/debugger
Anyone know of one that will work? Preferably free version. I have now downloaded and tried 11 of them ( most were 32bit only). None of them will work. They either will not start, will not load a file, or die when the disassembly starts. The most recommended - w32dasm appears to work but displays the results with a wingding font and you cannot change the font to anything readable. ( This behavior is well documented on the web, so it is not just my installation. ) Using Windows 7.
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PE Explorer is great for disassembly of Windows executables and DLLs. There is a free trial.
The debugger included with the Windows DDK (driver development kit) can debug almost anything including device drivers, but it is a command line app that can be hard to use.
The debugger included with the Windows DDK (driver development kit) can debug almost anything including device drivers, but it is a command line app that can be hard to use.
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M$
That is indeed a very nice disassembler. Easy to use and attractive.
Unfortunately, it is not 64 bit. It does 32 bit only.
see:
http://www.heaventools.com/pe-explorer-feature-list.htm
When I attempt to open a 64 bit file, I am greeted with the message that I must wait for version 2. Doesn't say when that will be available.
Thanks for your input.