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Old 02-05-2005, 04:44
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i see this sources. (decompiled Dodi converted to VB6 from Planet-Source-Code)
The autor of this code writes "converterd to vb6 90% complete". This code is not functional. Dodi decompiler can't define types for some variables when decompiling the code. this variables we have untyped in sources. but the code will work only if all variables are correct defined. in Planet-Source-Code sources there is many untyped variables. this sources can't even load opcode definition files (*.dat)

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maybe i try to translate this sources to VB6 in weekend
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Old 02-08-2005, 20:31
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I do it!

I have been translated sources to VB6 and its really works. see attached file.
It was only one problem, connected with unicode nature of string in VB6, caused an error in indirect type conversion.
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Old 02-08-2005, 21:30
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Nice Job. It's pity that vb4 is no more using :-) ... but sometime it can be usefull in exploring algo's of some old apps.
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