What is a Disassembler?
A disassembler is a program which converts executable code into assembly language.
An assembler converts assembly language to machine code. A disassembler reverses this process.
A disassembler can help you to figure out how a program works, which can be the first step in changing how that program works.
Disassemblers
Disassembler License Platform(s) IDA Pro (Interactive Disassembler) Commercial Windows GNU binutils objdump GPL Unix, Windows PEDasm: a Symbolic disassembler for Win32 GPL Windows Win32 Program Disassembler Freeware Windows, Linux RosAsm GPL ReactOS, Windows Proview (PVDasm) Freeware Windows
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