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Recently, i have gone through some kind of win32-64 executable files which can't be decompiled under IDA (into Pseudocode). Only the Assembly Code can be read. When i try to press F5 to decompile the file,it only shows me a Diaglog Box says "Positive Stack Value found".The Debugging process is still fine.It's just i can't not decompile the file into c source code.

I wonder how can they do that? I mean they can make the executable unable to decompile under IDA or maybe other Disassembler.

I want to accomplish this using other compilers such as GCC,MinGW,Clang,or even Turbo.

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When you encounter this kind of error, just make sure that the stack pointer is aligned.

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Go to Options tab.

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Click General...

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Click the Stack Pointer.

It will show the stack pointers at the left side. enter image description here

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Click the sub esp, 0x15c, press Alt+k, then click OK.

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So it must be able to solve your problem.

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Press F5.

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