Sunday, August 2, 2009

How String data references can be turned off when programming?

How String data references can be turned off when programming? For an example, if you know WDASM32 tool (exe dissembler software), when you dissembles an exe, it will show probable text of message boxes the application has. When dissembling some exes, these string references are completely 0 and not a clue to find where things are going on? While programming how these string references turned off and not show when dissembled in any dissembler program? I bet this has nothing to do with the turning ON and OFF the debugging symbols while compiling. Can some please educate me in this matter. Thank you.

How String data references can be turned off when programming?
When strings do not show up in a disassembled executable it's often because they're in a different file. Many high quality programs can be run in other languages besides English. It's considered good practice not to hard code strings but to keep as many as possible in a separate resource file so that changing the language is as simple as using a different resource file.


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