What about The Source Recovery Company? I've heard their presentations
at Share (and Guide, I think, back in the day). Not sure they're still around
but there is a Web site:
http://www.source-recovery.com/
Gene Lynd
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On Fri, 17 Oct 2008 09:23:51 -0400, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)
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Alas, no. They give you could that, with luck, will compile into the same
object code, but it is *not* the source code, and you will have lost the
labels, variable names and comments. ...
And I would guess
Subject: No Source for load modules not linkedited since 1980-90's
We have a large number of modules that have link dates in the 80's and
90's (still running, can that be done on windows and Unix platform?).
We
want to reverse the modules to be able to go to LE and maybe even make
changes.
Does
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 10/14/2008
at 02:55 PM, Tom Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
And you can recover your source by using the services of a 3rd party,
Source Recovery Company: http://www.source-recovery.com/ They take load
modules and give you back source code!
Alas, no. They give you could
The LE conversion guide show you how to rebind the programs without
recompilation. In essence, map the program, code REPLACE statements for
all of the runtime CSECTs, and rebind using the LE link library.
There is no need to code the REPLACE statements, just use the sample
linkage editor control
On Sun, 12 Oct 2008 20:00:34 -0400, Robert A. Rosenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
... the disassembled code was unreadable to them.
Which means that they are claiming to also be unable to read/use a
Cobol created PMAP (a task which I would expect that a Cobol
PROGRAMMER [as opposed to a CODER]
http://www.source-recovery.com/
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Subject: No Source for load modules not linkedited since 1980-90's
We have a large number of modules that have link dates in the 80
At 11:50 -0400 on 10/10/2008, Stocker, Herman wrote about No Source
for load modules not linkedited since 1980-90's:
I have suggested the disassembler but the development people were not happy
with the output, Cobol people do not like assembler, go figure:-) they are
not assembler programmers
We have a large number of modules that have link dates in the 80's and 90's
(still running, can that be done on windows and Unix platform?). We want to
reverse the modules to be able to go to LE and maybe even make changes.
Does any one know of any vendors and/or products on the market that can
Does any one know of any vendors and/or products on the market that can
be
used to reverse engineer these modules - in COBOL.
Haven't researched this market in a while. Only one I know of is:
http://www.essential-systems.com/resource/index.htm
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