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when i input .exe file to PEiD v0.95 it gives output like'Borland Delphi 6.0 - 7.0 [Overlay]'

Now i want to retrieve code from .exe file. So how to do that . Can any one give me right path for that.

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Best Delphi Exe Decompiler

I had the same question. Unfortunatly thre is no tool that can provides you the original source code. But the perfect solution that I found is to use OllyDbg or IdaPro. In this way you can navigate inside the code reading ASM lenguage.

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If ASM is a problem for you. IdaPro can probably help showing a sort of pseudocode, that is not exactly like the original source code, but it can give you an idea about the CodeFlow

As far as I am concerned, you cannot retrieve the high level code from an executable.Fire up your debugger and analyze it.

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