Hmm.  This guy is just pulling our legs.  There are people out there
that ask questions like
this one below.  They do it just for fun.  If you reply to them, they won.

Although, you can parse a Java class file and get the byte-code, but why
do it?

Sans adieu,
Danny Rubis

Chris Pratt wrote:

How do you plan to parse a binary, machine language, .exe file into a text
file?  And what good would it do if you could?
 (*Chris*)

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Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Zouhua Ding
Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 11:13 pm
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Subject: Re: [SERVLET-INTEREST] parsing .class file and .exe file

Hi,

Maybe I did not state clearly my problem.
We have tried serveral different software testing software, such as Junit,
WinRunner(Compuware), QARun(Rational), etc. They are good in some aspects.

But we want to build our own software testing software based on our new
developed algorithms. This testing software is going to test C++ program
and/or Java program. The first step is to read .exe file or .class file
and then parse them into text file, then use our algorithms to analyze
those text files to find possible error, fault, or do optimization.

Thanks for your help!

ZDing

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