De-coding BZ Source code, its possible?

[Apollo]

I used a program to to reverse engineer TRO, it produced C++ code but nothing like the original code nor was it usable.

[Ded10c]

I'd be interested in seeing the results of that.

[GSH]

A better test - BZ2 MP DLLs have both source code and binary form. And they're ~1/10 the size of bzone.exe. See how well it can do when you know what it should look like.

-- GSH

[Apollo]

I had the impression that the program had a long way to go before it could be usefull, i don't recall the name of it.
I found it by searching google for reverse engineering programs. But that was many years ago, could be a much better version by now.

[Ded10c]

You're unlikely to get anything better simply due to how compiling works.

[Nielk1]

Decompilers with most likely give you ASM and sometimes be able to convert it to some basic C.