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VBReFormer is the most advanced publically available decompiler for Visual Basic
| Publisher: |
Siili.io |
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| Downloads: |
1 |
| Software Type: |
Commercial, 60.00 |
| File Size: |
919K |
| OS: |
Windows All |
| Update Date: |
30 August, 2017 |
VBReFormer Professional is an essential and powerful set of recovery tools for Visual Basic 5 & 6 application.
Decompiler, disassembler, and design editor at the same time, VBReFormer is a must-have tool for companies and professionals who work with old version of their Visual Basic applications.
You have lost the source code of a Visual Basic 5 or 6 application ?
You need to convert your old Visual Basic 6 application into .Net language but you don't have the source code anymore ?
You need to do cosmetic/design change in your VB5 or VB6 application, without having to compile it again ?
VBReFormer Professional will make you saving time and money.
With VBReFormer, you will be able to analyze and decompile the native source code of your application, and to edit its cosmetic design on the fly (without having to compile it again).
VBReFormer disassemble all functions and methods in forms, controls, classes, and modules of Visual Basic application and try to recover the most complete Visual Basic source code than possible (if compiled with the native code option).
Furthermore, thanks to its integrated decompilation engine, VBReFormer perfoms a native decompilation from Native code to Visual Basic code, in the fullest extent possible.
Note: VBReFormer is not able to disassemble P-Code applications (See article Native Code VS PCode)
VBReFormer recovers UI meta information and resources of Visual Basic 5 & 6 application (forms, usercontrols, designers, pictures, etc.) and extracts these information into a Visual Basic project.
Even better, the integrated design editor of VBReFormer succeeds where others resources editors fail with Visual Basic applications with its ability to edit UI design of Visual Basic applications in a simple and easy way with no limitation of size, and with no need to recompile the application, working directly on its binary.
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