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Explain how to get dumpbin
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Diomidis Spinellis
Diomidis Spinellis
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Unix tools are your friends! You can disassemble all files by using a combination of Unix commands. These are easily available on Windows through Cygwin.

find $SYSTEMROOT -name \*.exe -or -name \*.dll -print0 |
xargs -0 -n 1 dumpbin /disasm

The first command finds all .exe and .dll commands. The second applies dumpbin, which comes packaged with Visual Studio, on each found file name. You can redirect the output into a file, or you can modify the above sequence to write the output of each disassembled file into a different output file. You can also replace dumpbin with your favourite disassembler.

Unix tools are your friends! You can disassemble all files by using a combination of Unix commands. These are easily available on Windows through Cygwin.

find $SYSTEMROOT -name \*.exe -or -name \*.dll -print0 |
xargs -0 -n 1 dumpbin /disasm

The first command finds all .exe and .dll commands. The second applies dumpbin on each found file name. You can redirect the output into a file, or you can modify the above sequence to write the output of each disassembled file into a different output file. You can also replace dumpbin with your favourite disassembler.

Unix tools are your friends! You can disassemble all files by using a combination of Unix commands. These are easily available on Windows through Cygwin.

find $SYSTEMROOT -name \*.exe -or -name \*.dll -print0 |
xargs -0 -n 1 dumpbin /disasm

The first command finds all .exe and .dll commands. The second applies dumpbin, which comes packaged with Visual Studio, on each found file name. You can redirect the output into a file, or you can modify the above sequence to write the output of each disassembled file into a different output file. You can also replace dumpbin with your favourite disassembler.

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Diomidis Spinellis
Diomidis Spinellis
  • 161
  • 4

Unix tools are your friends! You can disassemble all files by using a combination of Unix commands. These are easily available on Windows through Cygwin.

find $SYSTEMROOT -name \*.exe -or -name \*.dll -print0 |
xargs -0 -n 1 dumpbin /disasm

The first command finds all .exe and .dll commands. The second applies dumpbin on each found file name. You can redirect the output into a file, or you can modify the above sequence to write the output of each disassembled file into a different output file. You can also replace dumpbin with your favourite disassembler.