Assembly - Disassembler

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A disassembler outputs an instruction listing from a file.

  • A disassembler don't give you back the original source code, whereas a decompiler does.
  • A debugger do the same thing but permits to watch instructions execute step by step, inspect values in memory, and so on.
  • An assembler translates the assembly code into device instruction

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