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DrSpeckles

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Reverse Engineer of C++ utility functions
« on: August 16, 2006, 06:43:05 pm »
Hi, I'm pretty new to EA. I'm working on a project trying to make some sense out of a legacy C++ app. The structure of the app is not pretty, but most of the classes have reverse engineered well which is a great starting point.

An area I cant get to reverse engineer is where there are libraries of global routines. The code is not contained in classes, its just general use stuff.

Is there a simple way to import this sort of code? I'd like it to appear as a set of Global or package level methods.

I know its not good form, but I'm using EA in the initial steps as a documentation tool for what we've got rather than what we would like to end up with.

Thanks, Tom

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Re: Reverse Engineer of C++ utility functions
« Reply #1 on: August 16, 2006, 07:31:58 pm »
Not much that I can suggest, EA will only allow methods inside classes.  But try the C import if you have access to the 6.5 beta.