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I have an ms dos com file that works in the virtual mode under windows. And
I want to compile it and run it under linux .
How to compile dos com files in linux ?
Thank you .
You don't have to "compile" it, it's already compiled as binary code, but you could try to run it using the appropriate Dosbox version for your distro: http://www.dosbox.com/
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I have the need inside a MSBuild file to build a .wsp file. How can I do this using native or extended MSBuild tasks? Please let me know. I don't want to use the command line or to use MAKECAB.exe
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I want to write an own emulator(sandbox) in windows for my antivirus
It 's just a simple emulator to test the system change went execute a file(.exe dll ...)
But i dont know where i should start,i know a litle asm and c/c++
Can help me ?
Thanks !
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I want to write a program in Linux which by getting a session id could print all processes and process groups in that session in a tree view structure!?
How can I extract such information!? Should I resort to proc file system?
Most (all?) Linux programs read /proc to know about running processes.
If you are using Perl, then may be Proc::ProcessTable cpan module may save you some work.
Edit: Since you are using C, then you can look at pstree source code to get inspiration.
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looking for a native linux program that lets you view the call stack.
You can always run it in gdb debugger, stop at a point and inspect call stack.
As in 'gdb' - the GNU Debugger?
If not, what are you after - in what context do you want to see the call stack?
Very limited information in your question but you can use "addr2line" to translate stack trace to the code of your application (assuming you have an executable with debug symbols).
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I have tried a few EXE extractor but they don't work on a lot of files. I am looking for something better.
What kind of .exe? Win32 / DOS / .NET?
If .NET, you should use Reflector (http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/)
If Win32 and C++, you can try decompilers posted here (Is there a C++ decompiler?)
There are a lot's of extractors/decompilers on the market, so you should say more explicitly what is your goal (ie. to extract images, decompile assembly source etc.)
there is a simple way just download a zip view like winrar winzip and open the .exe with that it will show you all the components