http://delphi.org/2010/03/39-marc-hoffman-on-prism-and-mac/ The Podcast about the Delphi programming language, tools, news and community. Sat, 28 Aug 2010 17:08:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://delphi.org/2010/03/39-marc-hoffman-on-prism-and-mac/comment-page-1/#comment-746 Jim McKeeth Fri, 19 Mar 2010 15:07:32 +0000 http://www.delphi.org/?p=895#comment-746 I just spaced it wrong John. Plus it is nice music and I hate to talk over it all the time. ;-) I listened to it again, and you are right, that is extremely excessive. Not sure what I did there. Sometimes after I listen to it I accidentally move things around. I'm guessing I did that again. Sounds like everyone can just skip to 5:15 in. I just spaced it wrong John. Plus it is nice music and I hate to talk over it all the time. I listened to it again, and you are right, that is extremely excessive. Not sure what I did there. Sometimes after I listen to it I accidentally move things around. I’m guessing I did that again. Sounds like everyone can just skip to 5:15 in.

]]> http://delphi.org/2010/03/39-marc-hoffman-on-prism-and-mac/comment-page-1/#comment-745 John Moshakis Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:57:01 +0000 http://www.delphi.org/?p=895#comment-745 There seems to be a lot of dead space/just music for the first five minutes. Is there something missing ? There seems to be a lot of dead space/just music for the first five minutes. Is there something missing ?

]]> http://delphi.org/2010/03/39-marc-hoffman-on-prism-and-mac/comment-page-1/#comment-740 gabr Fri, 19 Mar 2010 08:40:50 +0000 http://www.delphi.org/?p=895#comment-740 About decompilation from IL to Oxygene: This is a hard (in scientific terms) problem. When the high-level code is compiled to any kind of assembler, most of the information of the high-level structure is lost. Regenerating this structure from the assembler is hard or impossible. True, you could generate an Oxygene program consisting mostly of assignments, comparisons and jumps, but that simply won't be much help. Using a parser to extracts high-level logic from the C# code and translate it to Oxygene seems a much better approach to me. About decompilation from IL to Oxygene: This is a hard (in scientific terms) problem. When the high-level code is compiled to any kind of assembler, most of the information of the high-level structure is lost. Regenerating this structure from the assembler is hard or impossible. True, you could generate an Oxygene program consisting mostly of assignments, comparisons and jumps, but that simply won’t be much help. Using a parser to extracts high-level logic from the C# code and translate it to Oxygene seems a much better approach to me.

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