> Is it Right or i am going somewhere illogical?

        Basically, source code is a convenient way to represent in a human
readable form what the machine is supposed to do.  Unless you happen to
be debugging it is unlikely that the source code will be saved within
the compiled file.  The problem is that there are many places in code
which are either irrelevant to the compiler (i.e. variable names) or
could be many things -- i.e. the code from all your headers and includes
is combine and you'll have problems figuring out what's what.

        Think of it like blue prints.  You can recreate the original thing from
the blue prints, but anybody trying to create blueprints for the
original thing might create something different -- that can still be
used to assemble the original thing.

-Dan

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