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Is there anyone good disassembler for 16-bit dos exe???

Does anyone knows a good disassembler for 16-bit MS-DOS exe (not .COM style and not for Win32 PE exe)?

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Alisher_N

hi

download softice for dos, IDA and sourcer here
http://coding.shelter.ro/tools.htm

these are three best tools

SunBow

see also: "32bit dis-assembler"
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/10164074/32bit-dis-assembler.html
Final Grade of C for fengtao2000:

"You need IDA Pro, and you can find it through search engine:

"IDA means Interactive Disassembler. Unlike many other disassemblers, IDA works with you, allowing you to modify the disassembled text 'on the fly'. It supports many processors, various input file formats, can produce various output files, etc. IDA has a built-in C-like language and sports a TVision user interface."

SunBow

Optimize application code, device drivers and stored procedures:
http://www.compuware.com/products/index.htm#application

SunBow

btw: this is not the kind of a question where a newbie can expect a lot of easy free support. A track record, good feedback, comments, and elaboration on needs can be important part of process

JIEXA

Once I used a tool that was called "sourcer version V".
It was rather nice, with its source code commenting.

SunBow

:) I like comments.
(Variable names such as A000000000000005 get to make it so boring when repeated so much where there is little usage)

FlamingSword

So use NuMega or Dbug or SoftIce, so what think you, dirty_harry, pick one?

MobileOakAI

Try Debug program.
Try NuMega.
Report what you like or do not.
Then maybe I add more for you.
Maybe IDA Pro more your style now.