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i made a simple .exe application with visual studio

then i extracted the exe with 7zip and i get a new folder ,form the .exe application, with materials in it

i deleted the exe application

and all i have left is the exe folder with materials

how do i turn the materials back into the .exe application

 

is it possiple? if so how can i do it?

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7 minutes ago, straight_stewie said:

idk, but to solve your immediate issue, you can just recompile your source and get the .exe and all the dependencies back...

how do i recompile my source code, im new to this

heres some of the code i have , and theres more in the files

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I have no idea of what you did, or what you want to do. Sorry but I just don't understand :/

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On 31.3.2017 at 9:30 PM, echy said:

i made a simple .exe application with visual studio

then i extracted the exe with 7zip and i get a new folder ,form the .exe application, with materials in it

i deleted the exe application

and all i have left is the exe folder with materials

how do i turn the materials back into the .exe application

 

is it possiple? if so how can i do it?

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You did not decompile anything. The portable exe file format simply has some sections, with fixed names:

.text  = code (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_segment)

.data = initialized data (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_segment)

.bss = uninitialized data (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.bss)

.rdata = const data

...etc.

 

7-zip allows to extract those sections, still in binary form (not decompiled in any way), nothing more.

 

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